A British nurse who had been in a coma for 28 days due to corona infection and deterioration in her condition, woke up after she was given Viagra as an experimental treatment.
"Within 48 hours of giving the drug I recovered, it really works, in fact when you think about what Viagra does then it is understandable why the treatment was successful," she told the British Mirror.
Nurse Monica Almeida, 37, was hospitalized in early November.
Her condition began to deteriorate, although she was twice vaccinated against the virus.
On November 16, the doctors connected her to the soul machine and put her to sleep proactively to try to save her life.
Her condition continued to deteriorate and there was real concern for her life.
At this point, the medical staff decided to give her an innovative treatment that included a large amount of Viagra.
The goal of the treatment was to intensify the blood flow, relax the blood vessels and lead to a significant increase in the level of oxygen in the body.
It turns out that he was particularly significant and brought about an extraordinary improvement when on December 14 the nurse woke up, her condition improved and she was out of life danger.
Prior to the innovative treatment, doctors had already called Almeida's parents who live in Portugal to say goodbye to her.
But then they decided on a treatment that already shows that it is beneficial with Corona patients.
In an interview with the British Sun, Almeida said: "I woke up and joked with the medical adviser in the ward and then he told me that what saved me was Viagra. I thought he was laughing but then he said to me: 'No, I'm not laughing at all, what saved you was a large dose of Viagra, it's "It was really my little Christmas miracle."
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