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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-
You won’t find anything current- any COVID + patient who dies while under treatment will be deemed COVID related.
Medication related deaths are far harder to prove
In fact the severe side effects that can occur in an acute setting- erythema multiforme, toxic epidermal necrolysis, prolonged QT syndrome, cardiomyopathy should be picked up by a provider (especially if the patient is hospitalized) with the patient immediately being taken off the hydroxycholorquine. All of the above conditions have been associated with death and you should look them up individually as opposed to the medication itself.
The bigger issue is if people to get a hold of this and use it without a physician monitoring (difficult though not impossible) and especially if they think they can use it without a concern as a preventative for months at a time as some here seem to be suggesting. Then other potentially issues arise, equally nasty, including aplastic anemia, hepatic necrosis and retinopathy, Not good.