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The dosage for chloroquine for other uses is much, much lower than "suggested" for COVID. It's kinda like the difference between taking a week to drink two bottles of wine or chugging them both in one sitting. Seriously different effects.
Even the Lupus dose and malaria dose are a fraction of what CV19 patients have received, which sounds suspiciously like what is sometimes known as a "shock dose". Shock dose regimens have their use, like in the early times treatment of some STD's. A guy gets the ordinary case of The Clap, the doc puts fourteen Penicillin in his hand and tells him to take them all at once, then follow up with one a day for the next five days.
But CV19 is not The Clap, nor is it even a bacterial infection. I shudder to think who may have even come up with the notion of a shock dose of an antiviral medication. Since I am not a doctor, I have no earthly idea if the mechanism of action is the same.
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