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My daughter has covid what medication should she be taking?
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Depends many things: There is no "one medication" that treats or cures COVID 19. Treatment depends on how severe illness is, underlying conditions, and what symptoms she is experiencing. There is not one right answer for this. If not in hospital, treat like she would any viral illness and focus on rest, fluids and healthy lifestyle . If in hospital, listen to her doctors for what she should have for treatment.
Answered 12/8/2020
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