Human Amniotic Fluid for the Treatment of Hospitalized, Symptomatic, and Laboratory-verified SARS-CoV-2 Patients

M. Barati, F. Rahim
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New reports offer evidence that under different circumstances, intrauterine mother-infant transmission of SARS-CoV-2 occurs. In contrast, early observations in the COVID-19 pandemic recommended that vertical transmission from women infected with SARS-CoV-2 can be challenging and no virus is detected in human amniotic fluid (HAF). The present study aimed to propose the idea that HAF can be used as a potential therapy for hospitalized, symptomatic, and laboratory-verified SARS-CoV-2 patients by mitigating COVID-19 related inflammation and decreasing its fibrosis. Considering that COVID-19 can cause a severe pulmonary fibrotic response in some patients, HAF by decreasing fibrosis may be considered as an alternative and novel therapy against COVID-19. Lastly, given the inexpensive, easy to access, and safe nature of HAF, integrating this therapy may decrease the COVID-19 attributed death and burden to the health system, especially in countries with limited access to vaccines where HAF is widely available.
人羊水用于治疗住院、有症状和实验室证实的SARS-CoV-2患者
新报告提供的证据表明,在不同情况下,会发生SARS-CoV-2的母婴宫内传播。相比之下,COVID-19大流行的早期观察结果表明,感染SARS-CoV-2的女性的垂直传播可能具有挑战性,并且在人羊水(HAF)中未检测到病毒。本研究旨在提出这样一种观点,即HAF可以通过减轻COVID-19相关炎症和减少其纤维化,作为住院、有症状和实验室验证的SARS-CoV-2患者的潜在治疗方法。考虑到COVID-19可在部分患者中引起严重的肺纤维化反应,通过减少纤维化的HAF可被视为对抗COVID-19的替代和新型治疗方法。最后,鉴于HAF的价格低廉、易于获得和安全性,将这种疗法结合起来可能会减少COVID-19导致的死亡和卫生系统的负担,特别是在疫苗获取有限、HAF可广泛获得的国家。
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