Many but not all— erythema multiforme, toxic epidermal necrolysis, cardiomyopathy, cardiac conduction abnormalities and hypoglycemia can all occur acutely along with the usual nuisance side effects.
A number of individuals on this forum are talking about using hydroxychloroquine as a preventative, however, and used like that the risks are far greater.
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We don’t care about whether they ‘can’ occur- the question is ARE they occurring with frequency with HCQ? Also- all of those conditions can are are watched for and treated should they arise while on the drug- they are easily treated- they aren’t life threatening when under a doctor’s supervision, and like my previous post stated, I’m found no provable cases of deaths with HCQ usage (Doesn’t mean there aren’t any deaths- but given the hyperventilating left wing media’s hair pulling articles about the ‘dangers of HCQ- those numbers should be front and center in the search results- bnut nope- none are listed for that i could find- but mind you my search was rapid-)- (Only 4 cases in france where seriously sick people died while on the drug)
but 100’s of 1000’s of deaths due to coronavirus- The drug is very very safe- side effects are so rare, that i can’t even find the numbers for deaths from them online-
The biggest danger I see is the various states using it as a POST-preventative.
As in - you have to test positive for Covid or go into the hospital for Covid, meaning you'll have to wait, meaning you may become physically damaged while waiting.
Kind of your auto mechanic making you wait till there's engine damage before he'll let you have that $2 quart of oil.
Leave it to the state governments to set up a DMV-style approach to a problem that is time-sensitive. "Take a number and have a seat. We'll get to you right after lunch."
BTW - did you know that the Democrat Michigan state representative who was able to mitigate her Covid infection couldn't get the HCQ in Michigan?
Her husband (who was also infected, but hadn't got his test results back) had to drive to a neighboring state to get her The Good Stuff...