Chinese medical booklet on dealing with the risks of hydroxychloroquine, the hypoxia factor, Vitamin C, and more.

[Mark Crispin Miller]

From Richard Gale:

This is a very impressive booklet for dealing with the coronavirus at the clinical level that Zheijiang University School of Medicine 

(which like the Oxford/Harvard of China) has released for other nations. 

  

P. 38 deals with some of the drawbacks of hydroxychloroquine. Apparently the Chinese require an electrocardiogram before prescribing 

it because of the high risk of cardiac adverse effects. Also interesting is their specific reference to hypoxemia, which the ER doctor at 

Maimonides has been addressing—as have the Chinese for a while now. I also find it noteworthy that the booklet mentions nutrition, 

improving the microbiome, Vitamin C and traditional Chinese medicine. 

https://www.alibabacloud.com/universal-service/pdf_reader?spm=a3c0i.14138300.8102420620.dreadnow.6df3647fwOGXRJ&pdf=Handbook_of_COVID_19_Prevention_en_Mobile.pdf