From your description you took a very high dose of ionizing radiation. By definition that would damage your immune system and very likely contributes to that wet cough you describe. Those are both things that a dose of ivermectin would most likely help. If you haven’t taken some already it’s worth a try and it certainly wouldn’t hurt.
One of my lifetime pet peeves is the quacks who treat with radiation can never tell you what the exposure was/is. Not knowing that makes recovery more of a krap shoot than a treatment. But try to work on your basic immunities.
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It was quite a bit of radiation, I know I went every week day for 35 days and did chemo during that time as well, the doctors were treating my “aggressive cancer” aggressively- so I guess the side effects should be expected . I was sick most of the time.
To say the radiologist was not very communicative is an understatement. He always defected questions to the oncologist who never really answered them, just told me to ask radiologist.
when the side effects began, radiology blamed oncology and oncology blamed radiology. So who knows? Since the radiation was in the same areas each time, I’m certain that was where damage came from.
How much ivermectin do you guess would be helpful to this?
KC
-—how much ivermectin? I buy the standard sticks which are sized for a 1200 pound animal. For a person in the 200 pound range, or less, spreading the stick over five or six days seems to help a lot. the stick is graduated to make it easy. Keep notes on when you take it and watch for changes over the next month or two.
After shooting my mouth off about using it for a couple years I finally thot I should try one-—so I did. I don’t have any health issues, didn’t even have a cold, but it cleaned out my sinuses and my ears. Since it’s anti parasitic you might notice differences in your regularity but it’s not anything like a laxative. Having had a large dose you are more susceptible to getting colds and the like and the IVM will help with that.
As a side note one of my carreers was building nuke stuff and teaching others how to use it. A huge part of that is safety and minimizing exposure. And I’ve had friends and acquaintences who’ve had radiation treatments. The effects you describe sound as tho you’ve been exposed to something like 100 REMs which is a level that produces permanent changes. A well-defined marker would be your white blood cell count. Can you say whether your docs have mentioned changes? That’s an aspect that IVM would help with.
And remember that ionizing radiation exposure is cumulative. Don’t let your dentist take a shot at you.
Those docs that couldn’t tell you what your exposure is should be arrested. That’s just lazyass. I know techs who’ve formally studied nuclear medicine and they just shake their heads at those stories.
Keep a log of your condition/changes and good luck with your recovery.