I am open to the possibility with some fine tuning it could be a helpful treatment. I think it was first used as an antiviral for something or rather, and as a side effect they found the anti inflammatory property, much like when viagra was first used for cardiac patients and the side effect was a boner property in men, headache in women lolllHydroxys documented for Covid that it doesnt have significant benefit, if any. all the studies I look at show very few tests done, and it's always like within a 2-4% window of benefit, which isnt enough of a skew to actually say hydroxychloroquine works IMO.
We can't really say here's hydroxy - when hydroxys administered 3% less people die when given it, that's silly lol.even if there was more of a like 20% number that's not a fair guess,
Hydroxy would have to be given on a scale of thousands, and we'd also have to see their data on people admitted for covid versus deaths, than find that percentage..
than do the same with covid people admitted than x of those people given hydroxychloroquine, and find death rates.
All the articles I look at have very skewed presentations on numbers.
Covid does cause terrible inflammation in your lungs and it is a virus, so it kind of makes sense to me that this could be a viable treatment- not that I am in any way scientisty, and I could be 100% wrong, but it does sound like a possibility.