03-30-2018, 07:05 AM
Sounds like a last ditch effort maybe. I would never do it. You know how all these drugs are: quickly read over by the spokesperson in a syrupy sweet tone on a commercial about the possible effects typically including muscle aches, fever, rash, diarrhea, vomiting, liver failure and death.
The article mentions:
In this study, Smit says the high dosage of 600 milligrams for three days was well-tolerated. Participants reported few side effects, though he admits everyone in the study was already hospitalized and receiving treatment for malaria.
"The patients may have noticed less side effects because they were already feeling sick," Smit explains. "We have yet to see if the excellent tolerance we saw would be just as good in healthy individuals."
Smit adds that the high dose of ivermectin still needs to be tested in children to ensure that it is safe for all ages.
The article mentions:
In this study, Smit says the high dosage of 600 milligrams for three days was well-tolerated. Participants reported few side effects, though he admits everyone in the study was already hospitalized and receiving treatment for malaria.
"The patients may have noticed less side effects because they were already feeling sick," Smit explains. "We have yet to see if the excellent tolerance we saw would be just as good in healthy individuals."
Smit adds that the high dose of ivermectin still needs to be tested in children to ensure that it is safe for all ages.