The four drugs that can be used in Corona

The Dhaka Times Desk Corona virus, which has taken the form of a global epidemic, has currently spread in 195 countries of the world. About 4 lakh people have been affected by this deadly virus so far. 17 thousand 146 people's lives have been taken away.

One of the reasons why this virus has become an epidemic is the fact that no vaccine has been discovered so far. Doctors are trying to save those who are affected with different medicines. Doctors are sometimes using drugs for HIV, sometimes Ebola or malaria.

The World Health Organization (WHO) is working on 4 drugs that are being tested on patients in different parts of the world.

Recently confirming the information, WHO said that two of these drugs are cocktails. The first of which is a combination of Ebola and HIV vaccines. These include the Ebola drug Remdesivir and the HIV drug Lopinavi.

The second, on the other hand, is a cocktail of HIV drugs lopinavir and ritonavir plus interferon beta. And the third is the antimalarial drug chloroquine. The fourth is the Ebola drug Remdesivir.

The organization also said that clinical trials are needed before using these drugs on patients. The reason is that liver toxicity has also been observed in previous use of Ebola drugs.

Hundreds or even thousands of people are joining the death march every day due to deadly corona virus infection. So far 4 lakh people have been affected by this virus around the world. Of which about 18 thousand people have died.