If you have RA, you’re more likely to get certain infections, which means you may have a higher chance of getting COVID-19. Daily steps you can take to stay safe:
Researchers around the world are studying how these drugs, among others, could prevent or treat COVID-19. But there’s not much scientific information yet.
Based on early lab tests and word-of-mouth, some hospitals already give hydroxychloroquine to people who have COVID-19 . You may notice a shortage if you order this medicine. That’s why experts are urging drugmakers to keep up with demand. And some states have new rules about who can get the drug. That may make it easier for people with RA to get it.You may worry if you can’t get your medicine. But if you miss a dose, you’ll probably be fine for at least several weeks. Experts think the drug should be back in supply by then.
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