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Penatalaksanaan COVID-19 (Coronavirus Disease 2019)
Penatalaksanaan COVID-19 (coronavirus disease 2019) bergantung pada tingkat keparahannya, yaitu tanpa gejala, derajat ringan, derajat sedang, dan derajat berat atau kritis. Pada pasien dengan gejala ringan, isolasi dapat dilakukan di rumah. Pada pasien dengan penyakit berat atau risiko pemburukan, maka dapat dilakukan rawat inap.[1,6,7]
Obat-Obatan yang Memiliki Efektivitas untuk COVID-19
Berdasarkan Living WHO guideline on drugs for COVID-19, terdapat obat-obatan yang direkomendasi kuat untuk diberikan kepada pasien COVID-19 (strong recommendations in favour), yaitu kortikosteroid dan IL-6 receptor blockers. Kedua obat ini digunakan pada pasien dengan keparahan berat dan kritis, sedangkan pasien gejala ringan tidak ada rekomendasi kuat.[7,27-29]
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