[BipolarBob]

It’s too late by the time they are on ventilator and judges make poor doctors.

[laplata]

“...and judges make poor doctors”.

Are you saying the judge did the wrong thing?

[Sgt_Schultze]

The judge knows this. The objective is to establish ivermectin is IN-effective as a treatment for Covid

[traderrob6]

“...and judges make poor doctors.”

On the one hand I agree with the statement and it's sentiment. on the other a patient ought to be able to exercise the treatment option should they desire.

[ProtectOurFreedom]

Interestingly, the EVMS MATH+ Hospital Treatment Protocol for COVID-19 actually DOES recommend Ivermectin throughout all phases of the disease, right up to severe hypoxia and your deathbed:

21. Escalation of respiratory support (steps)

• Try to avoid intubation if at all possible
• Accept “permissive hypoxemia” (keep O2 Saturation > 84%); follow venous lactate and Central Venous O2 saturations (ScvO2) in patents with low arterial O2 saturation
• N/C 1-6 L/min
• High Flow Nasal canula (HFNC) up to 60-80 L/min
• Trial of inhaled Flolan (epoprostenol)
• Attempt proning (cooperative repositioning-proning)
• Intubation ... by Expert intubator; Rapid sequence. No Bagging; Full PPE. Crash/emergency intubations should be avoided.
• Volume protective ventilation; Lowest driving pressure and lowest PEEP as possible. Keep driving pressures < 15 cmH2O.
• Moderate sedation to prevent self-extubation
• Trial of inhaled Flolan (epoprostenol)
• Prone positioning.

There is widespread concern that using High Flow Nasal Canula (HFNC) could increase the risk of viral transmission. There is however, no evidence to support this fear. HFNC is a better option for the patient and the health care system than intubation and mechanical ventilation. CPAP/BiPAP may be used in select patients, notably those with COPD exacerbation or heart failure.

[BobL]

“It’s too late by the time they are on ventilator and judges make poor doctors.”

The judge deferred to the man’s doctor. Do you have an issue with that?

[SamuraiScot]

and judges make poor doctors.

At times, unfortunately, they make better doctors than doctors do. Especially if the doctor has been sucked into an insane hospital protocol that routinely pushes patients' relatives to sign a "Do Not Resuscitate" order governing the patient's care so the hospital can let the patient die and reap both a COVID death bounty worth $35,000 from the state's "health" bureaucracy and an empty bed that can house the next victim. It sounds unbelievable, but it has happened a lot. Early in the Covid panic, Elmhurst Hospital in Queens was exposed in videos doing it.

And a top-ranked hospital in Manhattan tried to pull the same s*** on a friend's mother--pretending he had signed a DNR for her. When they couldn't produce one, they claimed he'd given them one verbally. Fortunately, he pulled her out of there and found another hospital. She lived. P.S.: She didn't have COVID, either.

[Cobra64]

The judge’s actions had nothing to do with doctoring.

[griswold3]

Yep. Results vary greatly at that late stage.

[SumProVita]

“It’s too late by the time they are on ventilator and judges make poor doctors.”

No, it is NOT. If they are treated with budesonide via the Nebulizer...along with a few other things (none of which are expensive) almost all will recover.

People need to find the good physicians who use such things with great success. They can start with America’s Frontline Doctors.

Another good source of information: https://faculty.utrgv.edu/eleftherios.gkioulekas/zelenko/index.html