"Chain Plasma Donation" for COVID 19: an idea.

[Skies]

Since there is no vaccine yet and the blood plasma from the Covid19 survivors has the capable antibody that can fight against Covid19, then I think the following idea of "Chain Plasma Donation" can help significantly.

The picture below shows that if every one can donate plasma to two persons, then at first the Covid19 survivors should donate plasma to the Health Personnel (Yellow bodies) and the Armies and Polices (Green bodies) who work in the front-line. Then in the second step, the doctors, armies and polices should donate plasma to the general people (Red bodies), and then in the third step, from people to people plasma donation.

Is it a good idea?

 

[Lincoln]

Since there is no vaccine yet and the blood plasma from the Covid19 survivors has the capable antibody that can fight against Covid19, then I think the following idea of "Chain Plasma Donation" can help significantly.

The picture below shows that if every one can donate plasma to two persons, then at first the Covid19 survivors should donate plasma to the Health Personnel (Yellow bodies) and the Armies and Polices (Green bodies) who work in the front-line. Then in the second step, the doctors, armies and polices should donate plasma to the general people (Red bodies), and then in the third step, from people to people plasma donation.

Is it a good idea?

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No, the plasma can only be administered to those effected. Even though the antibodies provide immunity, it is only temporary, because they're still not your antibodies and so are considered foreign particles.

The body breaks them down in the livers or otherwise. They won't 'thrive' in the body and neither help the body to begin producing its own antibodies for the virus at the earliest.

 

[S.U.R.B.]

@Skies ,Brother i hope that you are safe and doing good.

Plasma sharing is now regarded as counter productive.

 

[ZAC1]

A data base of all recovered patients must be created...and their plamsa should be collected to treat patients.

 

[masterchief_mirza]

Dexamethasone is the way to go.

https://www.who.int/news-room/detai...-in-treating-critically-ill-covid-19-patients