Iran Press/Iran news: In an exclusive interview with Iran Press News Agency, the Spokesman for the Iranian Ministry of Health and Medical Education Kianoush Jahanpour said that there have been reports from China that this drug may reduce some inflammatory reactions in some COVID-19 patients and improve the condition. A clinical trial has been conducted to evaluate the efficacy of this drug and its first case was performed in a hospital in Isfahan on a 50-year-old woman.
Jahanpour added, "There have been reports that improvements have been made after 24 and 48 hours but cannot be judged at this time, and this drug should be tested on a larger number and if it proves to be a partial proof of its mass production in the first place."
Iranian spokesman for the Ministry of Health and Medical Education said, however, that the drug is not the subject of direct COVID-19 treatment, but rather the reduction of complications for specific cases.
"Of course, other drugs have been introduced in the early stages of illness, some of which can be manufactured in the country and others have been manufactured before," Jahanpour said.
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