First case of coronavirus in China treated

First case of coronavirus in China treated
HIV drugs are used to treat coronavirus patients

The first patient was discharged and discharged from the hospital after the central coronavirus was spread, according to the Shanghai Municipal Health Commission.

Chen, a 56-year-old woman, was cured of the disease.

Beijing's state-run Beijing Daily News reported on Monday that two lungs undergoing a CT scan and two independent blood tests were confirmed to be free of coronavirus.
After further tests to prevent the spread of the disease, the patient was allowed to return to his stable.

Ms Chen, who lives in Wanhan, was suffering from flu-like symptoms on January 10 and was hospitalized on January 12.

The Shanghai Health Commission said that after receiving almost two weeks of treatment, he was free and was admitted to the hospital.

Chinese doctors are treating HIV with cocaine and preventing it from spreading to other cells, a study has shown, a drug called Nelfinavir, which can reduce the production of the virus.

Meanwhile, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said he would help Japanese people return to Wuhan.

 The Japanese government says there are about 710 Japanese nationals in Wuhan.