Meskina's doctor: a drug with monoclonal antibodies can be administered in the early stages of COVID 
There are monoclonal antibodies in drugs against severe COVID-19 which act on the adhesion protein and prevent infection. Infectious disease doctor Elena Meskina told Vechernyaya Moskva about the effectiveness of new medicines that have appeared in Russia.
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She explained that this drug can be introduced into the body of an infected with coronavirus at the earliest stages.
According to Meskina, drug prophylaxis can be used to protect against coronavirus infection during a temporary prohibition of injection – pregnancy, acute allergic attacks, acute stage of a chronic disease.
If for some reason it is forbidden to vaccinate, the infectious disease specialist recommended using chemoprophylaxis with antiviral drugs. Meskina stressed that you should not give up wearing a mask and social distance. According to the doctor, it is also important to handle your hands and not attend public events.
Earlier, Zoya Skorpileva, an immunologist at the European Vaccination Center, explained that the symptom of “covid fingers”, or “false frostbite”, is a neurological symptom. where the patient's tips of fingers and toes turn red and swell, they are also covered with vesicles and abscesses. According to the doctor, the picture as a whole resembles a state of frostbite, but does not bring discomfort to people.