Mas malaki asa kanila compared sa Philippines, yung atin over 100 cases, pero yung growth mabilis rin,. tama lang yung lock down, mas mabuting umiwas na muna dahil baka mamatay tayong lahat dahil sa kakulangan ng hospitals sa Pilipinas.
Grabe naman yung mamatay, maliit na porsyento lang naman ang fatal cases kaya kapag nahawaan ang karamihan sa bansa malaki pa rin ang chance na maka recover unless nag struggle na yung immune system mo dahil sa ibang sakit. Para naman sa cure next year pa ang estimate bago tayo magkaroon ng matinong panlaban sa corona.
Quote from: https://www.uchicagomedicine.org/forefront/prevention-and-screening-articles/wuhan-coronavirus
Can I take an antibiotic or vaccinate against the virus?
There is no antibiotic (they are designed for bacterial infections, not viral ones) to treat COVID-19. Scientists are already working on a vaccine, but we don’t expect to have a good vaccine until spring of 2021 at the earliest. However, ongoing trials in China suggest that there are some existing antiviral drugs that may be helpful for the sickest patients. In fact, the University of Chicago is part of a multi-institutional team that has mapped a protein of SARS-CoV-2 and found drugs previously in development for SARS could be effective for COVID-19.
For now, doctors can only treat the symptoms, not the virus itself.
There is no antibiotic (they are designed for bacterial infections, not viral ones) to treat COVID-19. Scientists are already working on a vaccine, but we don’t expect to have a good vaccine until spring of 2021 at the earliest. However, ongoing trials in China suggest that there are some existing antiviral drugs that may be helpful for the sickest patients. In fact, the University of Chicago is part of a multi-institutional team that has mapped a protein of SARS-CoV-2 and found drugs previously in development for SARS could be effective for COVID-19.
For now, doctors can only treat the symptoms, not the virus itself.
