User Reviews for bebtelovimab intravenous

I started with symptoms October 5, (dry persistent cough) I did a home antigen quick test Oct 6 and came out positive for COVID, in Oct 7 a PCR test confirmed COVID and received Bebtelovimab in Oct 8. By Oct 9 fatigue was gone, by the 10th feel much better. I am asthmatic, high blood pressure and DCIS cancer. I feel way better. I walked 3.5 miles yesterday and today. As asthmatic I have a nebulizer for emergencies, I used it once a day two times, then oral inhalers and Advair discus.

It is only day 3 but I feel worse than I did before I took it. Extreme fatigue out of the blue and strange intense anxiety while driving, I had to pull over. Hoping it passes.

MY Covid symptoms started on Wed, called doctor on Friday, Injection on Sat evening, today is Monday. Monoclonal Antibody treatment (Bebtelovimab) was 3rd out of 4 recommended treatments. Paxlovid were tablets to take for 5 days, Easy but (not recommended because of my current medications treatment. Veklury (remdesivir) which required injections every day for 3 days.(no brainer) Too much time taken. I am sorry that I can't give you a more definitive score on effectiveness or satisfaction. I can say that no side effects but still have some minor Covid symptoms. Light Coughing and slight running nose.Read More Read Less

I was given this drug as I could not take others. I was hospitalized but the drug has shortened the duration of the symptoms but it does take time to work. It's been about 3 weeks and I'm finally beginning to feel somewhat better. I have asthma so that does add to the healing time. I'm also vaxed 4 times, but still got covid. I'm slowly beginning to get energy back. This drug did help along with steroids and nebulizer.

My husband and I both qualified for this treatment. Simple, easy. Neither one of us have experienced any side effects. We would definitely recommend.

Bebtelovimab has ruin my health and life. The side effects are horrible one cannot predict when they happen. You can be for several hours a day when you feel fine and not have side effects. When out of no where you the side effects. You feel paralyze that you are unable to function. After the injection I have experienced dizziness, feeling faint, sweating, muscle aches, pain, weakness, confusion, nausea, headaches, shortness of breath, tiredness, difficulty breathing and other symptoms, I wasn’t feeling these symptoms during covid. I hope this shot won’t be in my system for the rest of my life. I don’t recommend this antigen at all. I am afraid to go out sometimes I have to cancel my plans and I can’t make it anywhere. Read More Read Less

Extreme weakness, heart palpitations, and nausea. Other than that, symptoms of COVID have improved. I also have type 1 diabetes and heart disease. So, it has scared me. Checking with my docs tomorrow. Had the shot a week ago. Nausea has been the worst of it, followed by the weakness and heart palps.

I had a bebtelovimab intravenous treatment on day 2 of testing positive for COVID. I qualified having conditions that make me imuno compromised and at risk for serious illness.Day 3 was still rough, but by day 4 I was on the mend. It is now day 5 and I am really grateful for this medicine.

I took this monoclonal, in addition to Paxlovid, to combat omicron BA5. I am immunocompromised and had one J&J shot last March (couldn't get second shot, had a blood clot). This injection was easy, fast, and had no reactions. I was negative within a few days and could feel the antibodies helping me out. Definitely recommend.

My husband had his medication when he was feeling very poorly from an omicron variant. He did improve within 24 hours although we are still waiting to see how much better he’s going to feel. He did not have any reaction one way or another.