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It has been written that the drug can also be prescribed on weekends, for example, by a doctor who works in a primary care emergency and who is practicing general medicine. In addition, any doctor who attends in the context of epidemiological care may prescribe the product, which must be duly documented in the Electronic Health Services Area (EHIC) in all cases.
It was noted that the product can be administered to patients with mild to moderate symptoms that have been tested, with the consent of the patient. The drug can be activated for free.
Additionally, patients with mild to moderate symptoms in hospital-operated COVID outpatient clinics can be treated topically with favipiravir.
It was emphasized that the recovery of patients at home is always followed by the doctor who prescribes the drug.
It has also been stated that the drug must be started within a certain day to be effective in treating a coronavirus infection.
Medications containing favipiravir can only be dispensed by a pharmacist, or a pharmacist must be involved in the dispensing process, they added.
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