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I am looking for a doctor ASAP who can give me a prescription for ivermectin for my COVID 19 home fight.

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#1
  • Eddoko
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  • 2021/08/28 15:02

I have COVID19 and am currently fighting it at home.
Please let me know if you know of a doctor in Los Angeles who will write a prescription for ivermectin after examining me.
I called over 100 places yesterday with a swollen and sore throat from coughing uncontrollably every day, but no one seems to be able to give me a prescription for Ivermectin.
Ivermectin is the only specific treatment for COVID19, and they say that just one 3mg pill will cure it overnight and the next day it will be gone.
If my lung bubbles are damaged now and I take ivermectin and fully recover tomorrow, it will take at least 3 months for my lung bubbles to heal back to their original state. If the disease is not treated with ivermectin or other medications, the lung bubbles may remain damaged for the rest of your life, and you may have to spend the rest of your life rolling around on a small oxygen cylinder or oxygen generator. I would appreciate it if you could ask your neighbors or friends who are doctors about this, as tomorrow is my life.

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  • EDOKKO
  • 2021/08/31 (Tue) 06:10
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https://youtu.be/dnxpOVTSIvM

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#23
  • EDOKKO
  • 2021/08/31 (Tue) 06:56
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https://youtu.be/b-AUaqCOx2A

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#24

#23
are you old ？
you don't seem to listen to anything I say.... 🤔
Forget about ivermectin, focus on pulmonary therapy, I'm sure everyone is googling the information you gave.
ivermectin is a parasiticide for animals. It happens to work on humans. ？ It also seems to have an offensive effect against infectious diseases.
But hey, let's be cool.
Its case by case, isn't it ！
In your case, even if you can get rid of the corona, your lungs are becoming a problem.
Even if you take ivermectin, the oxygen supply to your lungs will be insufficient and you will suffer from various symptoms.
Go to a specialist, i.e., a doctor ！
before you end up in an ambulance
The doctor told me that once the lungs are partially damaged, some of the damaged tissue becomes cell necrosis and will not recover. Many smokers have such lungs. They don't even know they have it. Even if a person quit smoking 10 years ago, part of the tissue is not restored, so the lung function is weaker than normal. I remember an acquaintance of mine who was a swimmer gave up the sport because his lung capacity decreased after he started smoking.

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#25
  • 仮病か精神病
  • 2021/08/31 (Tue) 19:28
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So don't get all hot and bothered.

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#26
  • 笑
  • 2021/08/31 (Tue) 20:27
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I don't understand why
you call more than 100 times
when you can't stop coughing

but
I don't understand why you stay on the internet
or here in such a state.

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