Butler County judge modifies Ivermectin treatment order for COVID-19 patient

Journal-News, Butler County ^ | 03/09/2021 | Lauren Pack

[gas_dr]

Oh, bullsh*t

[DSH]

Oh, bullsh*t

Shill gonna shill.

[gas_dr]

There is no incentive to kill people. There is no financial benefit. Everyday I and my colleagues do all we can people off the vent. And when they are on the vent we work hard to separate them. You accusations that going to the hospital is wrong because there is financial reassure is as dangerous as distasteful. And a flat out lie.

[absalom01]

“Being able to calculate correct dose should be taught.”

Exactly. Politically, it’s outrageous that the state is interfering with doctor’s and patients choices, and effectively withholding a treatment. And that’s putting aside any debate about effectivness.

But, as a practical matter, this has been a long-standing topic among preppers, where the reaction has been to pragmatically shrug one’s shoulders and stockpile veterinary formulations when the human versions are unavailable. Ciprofloxacin is the classic example. I’d be willing to bet that every serious prepper has a stock of veterinary Cipro in his medical stash, along with a means to weigh, and dosing information. It takes a bit of preparation and research, but it’s not rocket science.

[ptsal]

Bkmk health

[DSH]

There is no incentive to kill people. There is no financial benefit. Everyday I and my colleagues do all we can people off the vent. And when they are on the vent we work hard to separate them. You accusations that going to the hospital is wrong because there is financial reassure is as dangerous as distasteful. And a flat out lie.

I dunno, you seem touchy about this somehow.

Look, don't take it personally. See, here's the thing, I'm retired now, but I used to be a lawyer. I made bank over my career obtaining compensation for my clients who were injured by negligent and (usually) incompetent doctors. A significant number of the scalps I got were anesthesiologists, who seemed to be among the more incompetent, as physicians go.

So, anyway, I think I know something about where "danger" lies in a hospital setting. As it is, I almost wish that I wasn't retired. Nowadays, as far as scalps go, it strikes me as a target-rich environment.

[BobL]

“We are seeing a very clear case here of good against evil. Big pharma, captured government agencies and complicit media are one side. Some decent doctors and the majority of people are on the other.”

It was pointed out by someone smarter than myself figured out that the REAL REASON Big Pharma wanted to advertise on TV was so to get leverage over how they’re reported on...now the media has to be nice to them, their biggest source of revenue.

[familyop]

"An absolute lie. The pill form is on the WHO's list of essential medicine and is widely taken orally in Africa for River Blindness."

"A lie, Ivermectin has been used extensively on humans and has been responsible for all but eradicating 'River blindness' and 'Lymphatic filariasis'"

Both are caused by parasitic worms. Ivermectin is used for mass deworming in equatorial, third world holes.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/River_blindness

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lymphatic_filariasis

[Blennos]

Great comment. The self-described dr is either a shill, grossly incompetent or a fool. He has been bestowing his phony “wisdom” here for a while. Not falling for it.

[Blennos]

You’re right. You can never discount the monetary motive. It’s almost always present, in one form or another.

[Dick Bachert]

[liberalh8ter]

Our own government is giving newly arriving refugees Ivermectin to clear them of any parasites! (Little do they know, the Democrats in America are huge parasites!)

[who knows what evil?]

‘The LOVE of money is the root of ALL evil.’ Apparently so.

[familyop]

"A significant number of the scalps I got were anesthesiologists, who seemed to be among the more incompetent, as physicians go."

I don't believe that the problem lies with anesthesiologists in general. The work itself is riskier. A close friend of mine is an anesthesiologist. Before that, he was a Navy helicopter pilot with a particular duty that required more precision. He avoided drinking and tried to be in bed by 9:00 o'clock every night for the safety of his patients. His personal activities were centered and tempered around his work. The doctors must also trust others involved in the work, including some who are not always as responsible or compliant.

[palmer]

wo days later, there was a Code Blue, after the sedation drug ran out, allowing Jeffrey to wake up and rip the air tube from his esophagus,

Many breathing tube victims wake up and are unable to do that. They fight to breathe on their own and damage their lungs.

[gas_dr]

It’s ok. Now I know he is a scum sucking bottom dweller. You know what they call someone who didn’t get into medical school?

A lawyer.

[TLI]

The inventors of Ivermectin got a Noble Prize for it!!!!!

And that Noble Prize was for the Human applications of the drug, not animals.

.

[a real Sheila]

I wonder how much the govt, big pharma, hospital will pay someone to go in that man’s room and slip something into his IV line that will ensure he doesn’t survive.

[a real Sheila]

What you said is true, but even if it weren’t, right now the hospitals (at least where I live) are overcrowded and understaffed, so other than oxygen, you really aren’t going to get something there you cannot get at home. I hear a huge percentage of covid ER patients are given an oxygen tank and budesonide inhaler and sent home.

[Fred Nerks]