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COVID-19 ur fangin kilkhawldun tuhdan

COVID-19 le virus dang in ur te hrang virus rekhnak si tuntian in umh lo ii. Virus nehhnak pha ber tu Pathian in minung ah kin dah cia hnak urkhamhnak (Immune System) ian in neh thil ber ii. Ciamaan, kin tiksa cak tuh thupui ber ii.

COVID-19 in lekhaw thupui ber in ai tuh hnak si phun 2 (Acetaminophen le Ibuprofen) ai pha ii.
1) Acetaminophen (Paracetamol/ Tylenol)
Uham hrang mum 1 ah 500-650mg heh nazi 4 dan ah ai tuh. 1000mg i lekhaw nazi 5-6 dan ah ai tuh. Acetaminophen hah ruangsa/tiksa (Fever) khamhnak tuh ii. Ruangsa suak hlan ah he si ai man tengteng pha ii. Ruangsa suak lekhaw minung cawl ze in, cak lo sinsin thai. Nazi 24 songah Acetaminophen heh 4000mg tahin tam ai pha lo ai, thin (liver) hnawm thai ii.
2) Ibuprofen (Brufen/ Advil)
Uham hrang mum 1 ah 400mg heh nazi 6 dan ah ai tuh. Nazi 24 songah 1200mg tahin tam ai tuh lo. Ibuprofen heh tiksa ur, tha ur hrang ii.



3) Vitamins
Vitamin C, D le a dang te khai ai tel pha ii.
4) Rong kham ngai in ai tuh. Sa ti (Kawlpaw sa, Ar sa tebang), a thau tel lo in, kawk in suangin maw, rong kham tuhin ai tengteng tuh.
Hetin Acetaminophen le Ibuprofen heh a camcu ah ai le singkhaw COVID-19 in kin ur roh ze lo hrang tu cak tuh tengteng ii.
COVID-19 in ur te in a kul belbo lo hnalam tu Antibiotics si (Amoxicillin te bang) ai lo pha ii, taksa cawl thai sawn ai, cak lo sinsin thai ii. Antibiotics si heh a man har ngai thawn, kin sumsaw bo in lai kul lo ii.
COVID-19 ur te in Malaria si, Quinine te bang ai lo pha ii. Malaria si in taksa cawl ruai sinsin in cak lo thai sinsin ii.
A vum ai bangin kilkhawl dun le singkhaw kin cak tuh teng teng ii. Sumsaw bo rohin a kul lo hnak si te ai bial pha lo, lai bial kul lo ii. Acetaminophen le Ibuprofen tu a man bai niu maan in aisu in khai inn ah nai meng pha ii.
I songkhat unau te COVID-19 in ur linglo te umh ai, hetin kilkhawl in kin cak ii.
Kin cak tlang tu selaw.
TKT
(Biochemistry le Biotech lam zir ve maan hetin si thu tlawm dung reldun hnak ing)

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