The Ivermectin that was prescribed by a doctor outside the hospital appears to have saved the man’s life. My understanding is that he was on a ventilator with very little chance of recovery when the original court order allowed the treatment.
This case is a threat to the forced-vaccinations-are-the-only-answer narrative. Expect the government to make sure to keep potentially life-saving treatments away from patients.
It’s definitely good to do your own research. Don’t always trust 100% the doctor . They make mistakes too.
Get 2nd opinion or if you don’t agree or trust your doctor, get a different one.
Off-label doesn’t have to mean unproven clinically, just not specifically approved for a certain use by the FDA. The physician (or whoever is giving an off-label medication/treatment) could still be held liable for any bad outcome. There are relatively few routinely prescribed off-label medications. Medical devices can be a different story.
No, but odds are you could find a doctor who would.
That’s just a nsaid. Why wouldn’t a doctor give the go ahead?
Allan
Even weirder how I have to refuse the narcotics and ask for the nsaid. lol
Prolly got paid off by the narcotic manufacturer.
That kind of doctor I would try and steer clear of.
Tornado and it’s generic are quite effective.
Allan
Meh. They all do. That’s Big Pharma though. 
All I get is muscle relaxers and DUEXIS (Ibuprofren) and neither one does ■■■■■
Toradol is pretty damn awesome. Even helps with an L-shaped ankle 
lol
Can people be forced to take “medication” prescribed by Drs,?
Well, if the left had their way… lol
I’m with this.
Patient needs to find a different doctor if the one s/he has wants to treat the issue in a way the patient does not want to follow.
No. Do people think that happens?
Yes. I know it does.
A competent consenting adult cannot be forced into medical treatment. It’s illegal. If you know of that happening you should tell the police.
Mandatory vaccinations and masking.
vaccine have alwasy been mandatory in school and military.
Glad we could agree. Not always.
They are vax and mitigation, not treatments.
Apples and oranges.
Allan
