All 3 of these medications have been implicated on occasion as possible sources of most of the CNS and PNS symptoms the authors describe in their article. I've also seen mention of parenteral corticosteroids. The media and some literature mention the use of the combination of hydroxychloroquine and azithromycin for Coronavirus Disease. I was unable to see any data in this article documenting which medications the cited patients were taking. Not infrequently, the source for all or at least some of these symptoms was prescribed medication and their side effects. In my role as a consultation liaison psychiatrist to a busy medical in-patient service, I frequently encountered unusual neurological and psychiatric (delirium) symptoms in very ill medical or post surgical patients. I have concerns about the conclusions drawn by Mao, Jin, Wang, et al in this article. Shared Decision Making and Communication.Scientific Discovery and the Future of Medicine.Health Care Economics, Insurance, Payment.

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