Great opp? Medical: Mobile IV Service

[Jobless]

This sort of business was recently featured on UK show Dragon's Den:

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D-tnoGyzniY

 

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[MattR82]

Hope it's not too bad for you MJ.

 

[StrikingViper69]

Well I tested positive for COVID, thus far I’m extremely fatigued with a moderate fever, I probably won’t be around for the next few days as I stay in bed. No other symptoms, I can smell and taste!

hope you get better soon!

 

[GSF]

Well I tested positive for COVID, thus far I’m extremely fatigued with a moderate fever, I probably won’t be around for the next few days as I stay in bed. No other symptoms, I can smell and taste!

Am currently recovering from covid myself, wishing you a speedy recovery and hope you feel better soon.

 

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[Guest-5ty5s4]

Well I tested positive for COVID, thus far I’m extremely fatigued with a moderate fever, I probably won’t be around for the next few days as I stay in bed. No other symptoms, I can smell and taste!

There are a few steps to take early on that can help you but I’m sure you know this. Hope you get well soon.

 

[woken]

There are a few steps to take early on that can help you but I’m sure you know this. Hope you get well soon.

Might as well list them.

Speedy recovery MJ! Wishing you all the best.

 

[Jerma]

Sorry to hear that MJ. I hope you get better soon.

More of a PSA here. Dehydration is no joke. Everybody should have a few Oral Rehydration Solution (ORS) powder sticks in their first aid kit. It's cheap and really effective against dehydration. It's basically just sugar, salt and water that you mix together and drink, the recipe is online BUT the solution needs to have right ratio of every elements or it will make it worse.

The biochemist Norbert Hirschhorn discovered it, and it is estimated to have saved over 50 million lives. The man who helped save 50 million lives

 

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[Iammelissamoore]

MJ sorry to hear about your ordeal Before finding the Mobile IV clinic, but definitely happy you're doing much better.

This business concept is exceptional, there are other ideas similarly that this may give light to for others on the forum.

 

[Ing]

I don’t think, that a nurse could make such a business of her own here in Germany/Europe. But for any doc a nice Idea.

 

[Rabby]

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Not much to do while pinned down with covid, I find. So reading journals about things that might help is a good pass-time.

 

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[nothingness]

UK here, so "free" healthcare. 8 week waiting list to see a doctor. 3 year waiting list for any operations in NHS hospitals. 5 year waiting list for mental health. Vs Nuffield private health; 3 day waiting list. Free healthcare is an utter joke here.

 

[MJ DeMarco]

Have another IV coming today, turns out they do a lot of COVID patients. I been feeling a lot better, the fever is nearly gone but I’m not sure when this fatigue is going away. Perhaps that is partly because it’s been years since I spent 4 days in bed laying around doing nothing.

Outside of the tiredness, everything has been normal on me for the last 48 hours, normal pulse ox, normal BP, normal heart rate, no cough, no soreness, no congestion, no loss of appetite, no loss of taste or smell.

I’m still testing positive so I don’t want to fool myself and think it’s over, and then proceed to overwork myself and slide back to a fever or something worse.

 

[Black_Dragon43]

Have another IV coming today, turns out they do a lot of COVID patients. I been feeling a lot better, the fever is nearly gone but I’m not sure when this fatigue is going away. Perhaps that is partly because it’s been years since I spent 4 days in bed laying around doing nothing.

Outside of the tiredness, everything has been normal on me for the last 48 hours, normal pulse ox, normal BP, normal heart rate, no cough, no soreness, no congestion, no loss of appetite, no loss of taste or smell.

I’m still testing positive so I don’t want to fool myself and think it’s over, and then proceed to overwork myself and slide back to a fever or something worse.

Happy to hear things are going well MJ. COVID is quite a devious illness... in that it can take twists and turns, so your caution here is definitely the right thing to do imo.

After the vaxx (JNJ), I still get fatigued to this day. Almost 1 week now. Must have to do with the spike protein that both the virus and the vaxx create in the body. I just need to sleep earlier and wake up later.

 

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[MTF]

Have another IV coming today, turns out they do a lot of COVID patients. I been feeling a lot better, the fever is nearly gone but I’m not sure when this fatigue is going away. Perhaps that is partly because it’s been years since I spent 4 days in bed laying around doing nothing.

Outside of the tiredness, everything has been normal on me for the last 48 hours, normal pulse ox, normal BP, normal heart rate, no cough, no soreness, no congestion, no loss of appetite, no loss of taste or smell.

I’m still testing positive so I don’t want to fool myself and think it’s over, and then proceed to overwork myself and slide back to a fever or something worse.

Thanks for the update and glad to hear you're feeling so much better.

Out of curiosity, do they come with these IVs in hazmat suits or otherwise take precautions not to be in contact with you?

 

[MJ DeMarco]

Thanks for the update and glad to hear you're feeling so much better.

Out of curiosity, do they come with these IVs in hazmat suits or otherwise take precautions not to be in contact with you?

They wear an N95 mask.

 

[Raoul Duke]

Out of curiosity, do they come with these IVs in hazmat suits or otherwise take precautions not to be in contact with you?

 

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[MTF]

Jokes aside, in my country people working in COVID ambulances do wear them. Not the yellow ones but the white ones but I think they're similar in design.

That's why I was curious if the IV nurses do the same when visiting people considering that masks don't do shit.

 

[Raoul Duke]

Jokes aside, in my country people working in COVID ambulances do wear them. Not the yellow ones but the white ones but I think they're similar in design.

That's why I was curious if the IV nurses do the same when visiting people considering that masks don't do shit.

My mom is a nurse. The hospital she works at has a old ICU wing that was converted for covid patients. I am not sure if they wear hazmat suits though. My mom wears a duckbill n95 mask.

 

[GIlman]

Have another IV coming today, turns out they do a lot of COVID patients. I been feeling a lot better, the fever is nearly gone but I’m not sure when this fatigue is going away. Perhaps that is partly because it’s been years since I spent 4 days in bed laying around doing nothing.

Outside of the tiredness, everything has been normal on me for the last 48 hours, normal pulse ox, normal BP, normal heart rate, no cough, no soreness, no congestion, no loss of appetite, no loss of taste or smell.

I’m still testing positive so I don’t want to fool myself and think it’s over, and then proceed to overwork myself and slide back to a fever or something worse.

Most people test positive for covid for 8-14 days after symptoms first started. This is with the antigen test. People can test positive for upwards of 90 days with PCR.

A positive test doesn’t mean you are infectious or sick still, it means there are detectable proteins (antigen) or RNA (PCR) still around from the infection. After your immune system gets the upper hand and neutralizes the infection, there is a ton of dead viral garbage hanging around that takes quite a while to clear out.

When we got sick over New Years in Mexico (the day we were suppose to fly home) we tested positive by antigen for 8 days after our first positive test. In hindsight we had mild symptoms for a day or two before we did our test. But we were stuck in Mexico so we were also doing 6x a day nasal saline flushes to help clear out all the viral crap to get a negative test so we could return to the USA. Not sure if it made a difference or not.

 

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[doctango]

Have another IV coming today, turns out they do a lot of COVID patients. I been feeling a lot better, the fever is nearly gone but I’m not sure when this fatigue is going away. Perhaps that is partly because it’s been years since I spent 4 days in bed laying around doing nothing.

Outside of the tiredness, everything has been normal on me for the last 48 hours, normal pulse ox, normal BP, normal heart rate, no cough, no soreness, no congestion, no loss of appetite, no loss of taste or smell.

I’m still testing positive so I don’t want to fool myself and think it’s over, and then proceed to overwork myself and slide back to a fever or something worse.

You should take some vitamin D, zinc and magnesium, these supplements are easily found over the counter and have showed great efficacy in boosting the immune system and accelerating the process of healing in adjunction with ivermectin (the so called horse de-wormer ). I prescribed this both as prophylaxis and treatment, it works wonders on top of being cheap and side-effect free. As mentioned above, nasal saline flushes are also very helpful.

 

[MJ DeMarco]

You should take some vitamin D, zinc and magnesium, these supplements are easily found over the counter and have showed great efficacy in boosting the immune system and accelerating the process of healing in adjunction with ivermectin

The IVs (or shots) I've been getting have all this in them, and prior to getting COVID, I was supplementing with these beforehand. Haven't had to reach for the inv3rm3ctin as it seems my experience is winding up to be pretty mild.

Thanks for the tips.

 

[woken]

The IVs (or shots) I've been getting have all this in them, and prior to getting COVID, I was supplementing with these beforehand. Haven't had to reach for the inv3rm3ctin as it seems my experience is winding up to be pretty mild.

Thanks for the tips.

Glad you’re feeling a bit better. Please do keep us posted.

All the best and a speedy recovery !

 

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[dlema]

The IVs (or shots) I've been getting have all this in them, and prior to getting COVID, I was supplementing with these beforehand. Haven't had to reach for the inv3rm3ctin as it seems my experience is winding up to be pretty mild.

Thanks for the tips.

Glad to hear you’re feeling better. Thanks for bringing to light the home IV service. You know, mobile IV and other mobile or at-home therapies are very attractive! Wonder about the intense regulation however; have made a decent living in medicine only because I’ve opted out of almost all interaction with insurance plans and/or government. (Otherwise onerous paperwork for health insurance payment requires more hours than actually seeing patients!) If others are having some success with mobile health and have skirted such issues that would be amazing!