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Not that specific combination, but my idea is to try something similar, plus viferon and/or isoprinosine.ever tried anything like this?
ever tried anything like this?
@Hip have you ever seen DHQ injections or IVs available. I imagine that would be ideal
I've read DHQ injections are used in studies, but not quite sure how they work, as the problem is that DHQ solubility in water is poor, less than 1mg/ml. So to get our 500 mg dose of DHQ dissolved in water, that would require half a liter of water. You could inject that half liter by IV drip, but not really by syringe.
Another antidepressant that has activity against enteroviruses and CVB3 is Pirlindole
The initial dose is 50-100mg 2 times per day, the dose is gradually increased by 50mg to 150-300mg/day.
The maximum recommended dose is 400mg/day, divided into 2 parts. After the therapeutic effect has been achieved the treatment should be maintained during 2-4 weeks, after that the dose is gradually reduced.
The problem for me is that Pirlindole is only available in Russia it seems, so I can't personally order it due to how customs work in my country
Fluoxetine was initiated as an adjuvant to IVIG at 0.5 mg/kg/day and was slowly titrated to 2.7 mg/kg/day.
That's correct, but you don't get a potent antiviral effect at those starting doses for depression (which are 20 mg of fluoxetine daily). You need higher doses to get a potent effect.inhibition of virus replication occurred at typical starting doses for depression.
The treatment of the boy with With X-Linked Agammaglobulinemia was a chronic encephalitis.
dose of 20-40mg is enough to reach 14mikroM in the brain
Here's my question, these treatments showed effectiveness for live active virema, but what about non-cytolytic intracellular EVs?