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Eternal Rest Grant Unto him O, LORD
and let perpetual light shine upon him. May he rest in peace. Amen. May his soul and the souls of all the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace. Amen.
Dr. Stephen K. Karanja is gone.
This is a great man; a saint of GOD, a soldier in the army of the LORD; a great life defender and couragious doctor. He was so selfless and forthright that enough people in this world of lies could not tolerate him. He was gifted with eloquence and pragmatism. He truly had the spirit of St. Stephen, the first of the Apostles of Jesus to be martyred.

I first met him in person in his office when covid 19 struck. The purpose was to help him set up zoom in his gadgets and help him navigate through so he could be in a position to participate in virtual meetings. He was to give our Family Life Group a talk on The Untold Stories of Contraceptives, which would be his first interaction with the technology. We then worked on the Kenya Catholic Doctors' Association (KCDA) presentation to the Senate in defense of the ProLife stand on Abortion, and we have been in one team ever since.

Kenya, and indeed Africa, has lost a hero in every manner. We shall miss him in our midst. He was a great teacher and taught us many things. His spirit shall continue to be among us and with us. He is happy in heaven having fought the good fight and finished the race. We are blessed to have worked with him, learned from him, laughed with him, stayed with him in the battlefield. Carry on, old man, carry on! Angels are happy to welcome you in the courtyard of the LORD. Pray for us that are left in this pilgrim journey. We shall meet again.

Otieno Paul-Peter, Esq.
For LVI Board.
Man is Mind
If everyone employed just a little bit of more brainpower, even this covid19 would cease to exist within 2 weeks at most.

PCR Test for COVID19 Not Reliable

Tuesday, April 6, 2021

The PCR test and treatment for Covid19.

Dr. Wahome Ngare - KCDA

NB; Don't worry about a positive test, and don't celebrate a negative test.

Follow these principals:

1. Everyone with symtoms of Covid19 should be treated for Covid19 even if their test is negative. The PCR test has a 30% false negative rate.

2. If you don't have symptoms, you don't need treatment for Covid19 even if your test is positive.
The PCR test does not detect the virus, but the genetic material of the virus.
A positive test without symptoms could mean old healed disease or a very mild asymptomatic disease that your immune system has overcome.

3. Don't bother repeating your test after treatment. The test may remain positive many weeks after you have healed. As explained above, the test detects genetic material of the virus, not the actual virus.


Ivermectin out- patient treament protocal for an adult with Covid19

a) NB: Ivermectin should not be taken by a pregnant/breastfeeding mother. For those, we propose a different protocol.
b) The protocols may change with time due to evolving experience & new evidence.

1. Ivermectin 12mg dissolved in half a glass of water and taken after a meal, then repeat another 12mg in 5 days.

2. Azithromycin 500 mg once a day for 3 days.
3. Vit D3 (Devit 3 - 300,000iu/ml orally once. (If you get a different dose, please ask the pharmacist how to take it)

4. Steaming twice a day for 7 days. Take 10 deep breaths through the mouth and out through the nose and another 10 breaths this time through the nose and out through the mouth.

5. Paracetamol 1gm 4 times a day for three days if in pain or feverish.

6. Monitor oxygen levels twice a day and if they drop below 90% go to hospital urgently for admission and inpatient treatment as you may need oxygen support.


Covid19 treatment for pregnant and breast feeding mothers.

NB: The protocols may change with time due to evolving experience new evidence.

1. Hydroxychloroquine 200mg twice a day for 5 days.
2. Zinc Sulphate 40mg once a day for 5 days
3. Azithromycin 500 mg once a day for 3 days.
4. Vit D3 (Devit 3 - 300,000iu/ml orally once. (If you get a different dose, please ask the pharmacist how to take it)
5. Steaming twice a day for 7 days. Take 10 deep breaths through the mouth and out through the nose and another 10 breaths this time through the nose and out through the mouth.
6. Paracetamol 1gm 4 times a day for three days if in pain or feverish.or
Aspirin 75mg once a day.
6. Monitor oxygen levels twice a day and if they drop below 90% go to hospital urgently for admission and inpatient treatment as you may need oxygen support. Monitor oxygen levels at least twice a day.

Happy hypoxia
This is when oxygen levels go below 90 without difficult in breathing. By the time difficulty in breathing starts, the patient has severe hypoxia.

Preventive treatment for persons with higher risks of developing sever Covid19 infections.

This include:
1. 60+ years old
2. HIV/AIDS
3. Cancer
4. Chronic illness e.g. Diabetes, Hypertension, kidney failure, heart diseases etc.

1. Ivermectin 12mg dissolved in half a glass of water and taken after a meal weekly for four weeks. This covers them for an additional 8 weeks without taking any more Ivermectin. By then, the crisis will be over.
2. Vit D3 (Devit 3 - 300,000iu/ml orally once. (If you get a different dose, please ask the pharmacist how to take it).
3. If in the same house as a person on treatment for Covid19, add steaming twice a day for 7 days. Take 10 deep breaths through the mouth and out through the nose and another 10 breaths this time through the nose and out through the mouth.


NB
Let us preserve the Zelenko protocol for the pregnant and breast feeding mother's - we cannot afford to have those drugs going out of stock.

Please don't put any person who is not high risk on prophylaxis. With availble treatment and considering that only 90% of the infected are developing symptoms and therefore at risk, the general population, including pregnant and breast feeding women don't need prophylaxis.

Mild infection is helping us to develop immunity.

Dr Wahome Ngare - KCDA

27th March 2021

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