So far I’ve accounts from a Mass doc that said it had no effect and stopped using it, a NYC doc that said the same. I have personal contact with an ER doc in Seattle that didnt use it. Sweden stopped using it. A study from China that showed no effect. A survey of 6000+ Docs promoted by rightwing media of which something like 37% said it was the most effective drug we had against it, but half of those mentioned at least one other drug that had similar effects (so I would assume those effects to be mild). That’s 63% of those docs surveyed that didn’t agree that it was the most effective drug against this virus.
From what I’ve read, I don’t see signs that docs everywhere are throwing this down their patient’s throats and singing praise for it’s miracle effects. But I’d love to read that information if it’s out there.
So I know for certain it's the cocktail that's being prescribed here to all Covid patients in the hospitals... and I also know for certain not a single patient has had complications from it, nor died from Covid-19, and actually gotten better.
I suspect that the drug combination is more effective before patients are severely ill, kinda like Tamiflu helping early on in flu symptoms. At this point, it really doesn't hurt to try if the Doctors feel the individual patient can tolerate the side effects. Adjusts to treatment will continuously be made, and maybe the impact of the drug will be small and minor, but either way, at this point, there's not much else to turn to.