After other treatments fail, a 35-year veteran nurse uses ivermectin to recover from long COVID

Some sceptics may argue that this nurse's improvement is a coincidence and would have happened anyway. This may be the case with gradual improvements in acute illnesses. However, patients with chronic diseases are their own control group. If you are sick for weeks or months, and suddenly improve significantly after an intervention, that improvement is almost certainly caused by the intervention.

Other sceptics may say that this nurse health condition improved due to the placebo effect. If this is the case, then why didn't all her previous failed medications give her the placebo effect?

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Patti Gilliano, a nurse with 35 years of experience, got severe COVID in 2020 and went to the emergency room for help. She asked the doctor about ivermectin but on that visit and then the next one, the doctor refused. She was given other medications, which failed to work. After her symptoms persisted for weeks, another doctor prescribed it. Soon, she got her life back.

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