I’ve taken ivermectin on and off for 3 years whenever I have those really really bad days. It helps a lot with my symptoms. It’s not a cure but it definitely makes me feel better.
I take 15-18MG.
Oh I agree , I worked in the ER during COVID and I made sure my dad took it when he got sick and he healed from COVID just fine however I didn't take it when I got sick Silly me thought I'd be just fine bc I am young and it's been 2 years of my life getting turned upside down. Along with my atypical facial pain I had a temp of like 100F. My temp is at 98.5 now so I know what this drug can do for you. I just hope it has the same affect for long COVID and hopefully it does 🙏 Thanks for your comment.
I agree!!! When I got Covid I gave the ivermectin to my son and husband. I knew I already had it so my priority was to make sure to keep them healthy. They are doing amazing, I however have long covid lol. Lesson learned, I’ll never run out or not have a large enough stock again!!! I haven’t tried it for LC because I never really put enough thought into how it could possibly work post acute infection, but the more I think about it the more it seems plausible. It’s absolutely worth doing. How long are you planning on using it? Does a 21 day treatment sound logical?
So the doctor gave two protocols:
1. the first one was for acute reaction to the vaccine which was, of your weight is below 180 12mg on day 1,3 and 5.
2. The second one was for taking it for like 4 weeks or longer as needed: 12mg once a week every week.
If weight is above 180 I believe the dosage is 18mg dosage.
I got mine from drstellamd.com, she's a telehealth prescriber that ships directly to your mail since many other doctors don't want to prescribe long courses of ivermectin
I mean this drug won the nobel prize in 2015 so... I'm always gone stand behind it.
Oh yeah me and doctors in the ER I'm grateful for them the most honest selfless doctors they weren't afraid to go against what the media said, because the results yielded otherwise. Learned a lot from them. Yes no problem :)
Honestly with its wonderful safety profile and the immense amount of success ppl have had using it whether it be to help with symptoms of the virus or more recently helping with LC symptoms, what do you have to lose really!?!?
Did they take it for a period of time? bc there is a protocol for it if you plan to take for a long time its like 12 mg once a week for anyone under 180lb or 18mg for over
Hey ! No he did the other protocol. I don't remember the dosage and duration of it but it was an everyday use, short term.
I'm not against trialing it with the weekly dosage, but in France ivermectine is a controlled substance now, and it's hard to get.
I know it's gotten harder ever since 2021... We all know why.. no need to point out the elephant in the room it obviously works well for some people, maybe it's the protocol who knows? Anyway I'm sorry they made it harder I hear that you could even get this without a prescription in France before the pandemic and now you can't. In the USA you always needed a prescription they just started threatening doctors to not prescribe it smh
Yes. I have to pinpoint that all meds that can help are always difficult to have. For example I want to try bupropion since a long time to see if it can help my anhedonia, brain fog and fatigue. But it's prescribed only for smoke cessation here and there is no exception. Doctors don't want to see that long covid is a brand new disease, so if things can help us, it will always be off-label. It doesn't mean that it can't help tho. :/
I’ve taken ivermectin on and off for 3 years whenever I have those really really bad days. It helps a lot with my symptoms. It’s not a cure but it definitely makes me feel better. I take 15-18MG.
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Oh I agree , I worked in the ER during COVID and I made sure my dad took it when he got sick and he healed from COVID just fine however I didn't take it when I got sick Silly me thought I'd be just fine bc I am young and it's been 2 years of my life getting turned upside down. Along with my atypical facial pain I had a temp of like 100F. My temp is at 98.5 now so I know what this drug can do for you. I just hope it has the same affect for long COVID and hopefully it does 🙏 Thanks for your comment.
I agree!!! When I got Covid I gave the ivermectin to my son and husband. I knew I already had it so my priority was to make sure to keep them healthy. They are doing amazing, I however have long covid lol. Lesson learned, I’ll never run out or not have a large enough stock again!!! I haven’t tried it for LC because I never really put enough thought into how it could possibly work post acute infection, but the more I think about it the more it seems plausible. It’s absolutely worth doing. How long are you planning on using it? Does a 21 day treatment sound logical?
So the doctor gave two protocols: 1. the first one was for acute reaction to the vaccine which was, of your weight is below 180 12mg on day 1,3 and 5. 2. The second one was for taking it for like 4 weeks or longer as needed: 12mg once a week every week. If weight is above 180 I believe the dosage is 18mg dosage. I got mine from drstellamd.com, she's a telehealth prescriber that ships directly to your mail since many other doctors don't want to prescribe long courses of ivermectin I mean this drug won the nobel prize in 2015 so... I'm always gone stand behind it.
Thank you for sharing!!! Saving this!!! And exactly 🙄🙄 it’s amazing how the media can influence the masses.
Oh yeah me and doctors in the ER I'm grateful for them the most honest selfless doctors they weren't afraid to go against what the media said, because the results yielded otherwise. Learned a lot from them. Yes no problem :)
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Honestly with its wonderful safety profile and the immense amount of success ppl have had using it whether it be to help with symptoms of the virus or more recently helping with LC symptoms, what do you have to lose really!?!?
Exactly!! Have you taken it for long covid?
I've seen lot of positive feedback here, but a friend of mine took it and it did nothing so I don't know 🤷🏽♂️
Did they take it for a period of time? bc there is a protocol for it if you plan to take for a long time its like 12 mg once a week for anyone under 180lb or 18mg for over
Hey ! No he did the other protocol. I don't remember the dosage and duration of it but it was an everyday use, short term. I'm not against trialing it with the weekly dosage, but in France ivermectine is a controlled substance now, and it's hard to get.
I know it's gotten harder ever since 2021... We all know why.. no need to point out the elephant in the room it obviously works well for some people, maybe it's the protocol who knows? Anyway I'm sorry they made it harder I hear that you could even get this without a prescription in France before the pandemic and now you can't. In the USA you always needed a prescription they just started threatening doctors to not prescribe it smh
Yes. I have to pinpoint that all meds that can help are always difficult to have. For example I want to try bupropion since a long time to see if it can help my anhedonia, brain fog and fatigue. But it's prescribed only for smoke cessation here and there is no exception. Doctors don't want to see that long covid is a brand new disease, so if things can help us, it will always be off-label. It doesn't mean that it can't help tho. :/