Published Jan 5, 2022
paramedic-RN
171 Posts
I know we could all go back and fourth debating the science there but just kinda taking a poll wondering who's prescribing them, seems taboo in my workplace.
djmatte, ADN, MSN, RN, NP
1,243 Posts
Nope. The only patients getting hydroxychloroquine are my lupus or RA patients. Past that there’s no FDA approved rational for COVID (presuming that’s the population you’re considering).
Tegridy
583 Posts
No, not sure why it caught on as a treatment for covid. Obviously if during future and current studies if it shows benefit then we could but currently its just not guideline based treatment.
I did some rabbit holing a few months ago and it seems the benefit found from it was probably from treating coexisting strongyloidies in patients with covid that already were positive for the strongy (third world places).
I don't quite understand the entire government hiding a cheap treatment from us arguement since we use steroids.
But if it comes back beneficial during studies I’ll eat my words, I just hope that if it did at some point it wouldn’t cause an entire disenfranchisement of the medical establishment.
nurseako
190 Posts
No! The only Ivermectin I prescribe is for scabies patients.
Myruby
18 Posts
Nope, just monoclonal antibodies and soon paxlovid.
BCgradnurse, MSN, RN, NP
1,678 Posts
No.
AreYouReallySure
33 Posts
See this USA based group of Drs..... www.FLCCC.net and one of the full Ivermectin Protocols that are being offered by responsible Drs Please note - it is a fallacy that Ivermectin on it's own is the treatment needed, it is also a fallacy that 1 or 2 or 3 doses are enough, just like a full course of antibiotics must be given as per protocols, so is the Ivermectin protocol similar. Patients need to complete the full course of the protocol. Full protocol treatment needs to start prior to day 6 of first symptoms & positive test. If no one here knows why, then I suggest you do some research into pathophysiology and the pharmocodynamics of the suggested treatment protocols specifically in relation to SARS-Cov-2 (branded as Covid these last couple of years). Once we all check in on our medical knowledge bases, it will then make complete sense to those whom are currently ignorant of Ivermectin protocol treatment regimes. I trust this helps you... In addition.....Dr Marik has been given an award from the State of Virginia politicians for his work with Ivermectin Treatments etc. Of course you can check this for yourselves.On Mar. 11, the Virginia House of Delegates unanimously passed HR228, a resolution to recognize Dr. Paul Marik, founder of the Front Line COVID-19 Critical Care Alliance (FLCCC), for what lawmakers called “his courageous treatment of critically ill COVID-19 patients.”
“Instead of playing it safe, and going along with so-called conventional wisdom, Dr. Marik dared to take a truly scientific approach by questioning and innovating in an environment where both were not only frowned upon, but for which he was persecuted,” said Virginia Republican Dave LaRock, the resolution’s primary sponsor.
BChapp3182
200 Posts
Yes I RX during covid and for long haul sx.
postobon
1 Post
Only for scabies
On 4/15/2022 at 5:56 AM, AreYouReallySure said: See this USA based group of Drs..... www.FLCCC.net and one of the full Ivermectin Protocols that are being offered by responsible Drs Please note - it is a fallacy that Ivermectin on it's own is the treatment needed, it is also a fallacy that 1 or 2 or 3 doses are enough, just like a full course of antibiotics must be given as per protocols, so is the Ivermectin protocol similar. Patients need to complete the full course of the protocol. Full protocol treatment needs to start prior to day 6 of first symptoms & positive test. If no one here knows why, then I suggest you do some research into pathophysiology and the pharmocodynamics of the suggested treatment protocols specifically in relation to SARS-Cov-2 (branded as Covid these last couple of years). Once we all check in on our medical knowledge bases, it will then make complete sense to those whom are currently ignorant of Ivermectin protocol treatment regimes. I trust this helps you... In addition.....Dr Marik has been given an award from the State of Virginia politicians for his work with Ivermectin Treatments etc. Of course you can check this for yourselves.On Mar. 11, the Virginia House of Delegates unanimously passed HR228, a resolution to recognize Dr. Paul Marik, founder of the Front Line COVID-19 Critical Care Alliance (FLCCC), for what lawmakers called “his courageous treatment of critically ill COVID-19 patients.” “Instead of playing it safe, and going along with so-called conventional wisdom, Dr. Marik dared to take a truly scientific approach by questioning and innovating in an environment where both were not only frowned upon, but for which he was persecuted,” said Virginia Republican Dave LaRock, the resolution’s primary sponsor.
Sounds to me like a boatload of political garbage.
toomuchbaloney
14,935 Posts
On 4/15/2022 at 4:56 AM, AreYouReallySure said: See this USA based group of Drs..... www.FLCCC.net and one of the full Ivermectin Protocols that are being offered by responsible Drs Please note - it is a fallacy that Ivermectin on it's own is the treatment needed, it is also a fallacy that 1 or 2 or 3 doses are enough, just like a full course of antibiotics must be given as per protocols, so is the Ivermectin protocol similar. Patients need to complete the full course of the protocol. Full protocol treatment needs to start prior to day 6 of first symptoms & positive test. If no one here knows why, then I suggest you do some research into pathophysiology and the pharmocodynamics of the suggested treatment protocols specifically in relation to SARS-Cov-2 (branded as Covid these last couple of years). Once we all check in on our medical knowledge bases, it will then make complete sense to those whom are currently ignorant of Ivermectin protocol treatment regimes. I trust this helps you... In addition.....Dr Marik has been given an award from the State of Virginia politicians for his work with Ivermectin Treatments etc. Of course you can check this for yourselves.On Mar. 11, the Virginia House of Delegates unanimously passed HR228, a resolution to recognize Dr. Paul Marik, founder of the Front Line COVID-19 Critical Care Alliance (FLCCC), for what lawmakers called “his courageous treatment of critically ill COVID-19 patients.” “Instead of playing it safe, and going along with so-called conventional wisdom, Dr. Marik dared to take a truly scientific approach by questioning and innovating in an environment where both were not only frowned upon, but for which he was persecuted,” said Virginia Republican Dave LaRock, the resolution’s primary sponsor.
Looks like you are pretty far down the rabbit hole.
core0
1,831 Posts
On 4/15/2022 at 6:56 AM, AreYouReallySure said: See this USA based group of Drs..... www.FLCCC.net and one of the full Ivermectin Protocols that are being offered by responsible Drs Please note - it is a fallacy that Ivermectin on it's own is the treatment needed, it is also a fallacy that 1 or 2 or 3 doses are enough, just like a full course of antibiotics must be given as per protocols, so is the Ivermectin protocol similar. Patients need to complete the full course of the protocol. Full protocol treatment needs to start prior to day 6 of first symptoms & positive test. If no one here knows why, then I suggest you do some research into pathophysiology and the pharmocodynamics of the suggested treatment protocols specifically in relation to SARS-Cov-2 (branded as Covid these last couple of years). Once we all check in on our medical knowledge bases, it will then make complete sense to those whom are currently ignorant of Ivermectin protocol treatment regimes. I trust this helps you... In addition.....Dr Marik has been given an award from the State of Virginia politicians for his work with Ivermectin Treatments etc. Of course you can check this for yourselves.On Mar. 11, the Virginia House of Delegates unanimously passed HR228, a resolution to recognize Dr. Paul Marik, founder of the Front Line COVID-19 Critical Care Alliance (FLCCC), for what lawmakers called “his courageous treatment of critically ill COVID-19 patients.” “Instead of playing it safe, and going along with so-called conventional wisdom, Dr. Marik dared to take a truly scientific approach by questioning and innovating in an environment where both were not only frowned upon, but for which he was persecuted,” said Virginia Republican Dave LaRock, the resolution’s primary sponsor.
He also lost his license and his job. He no longer has a license to practice medicine in the United States.