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South Africa healthcare workers advocate use of Ivermectin for COVID-19 treatment

Mary Wilson

Well-known member
5 January 2021, 12:10 PM | SABC Radio | @SABCNews

Specialist at the Lenmed Shifaa Hospital Dr Farida Amod says while the vaccine is being procured, Ivermectin can help to reduce the number of coronavirus infections and COVID-19 related deaths.

Healthcare workers including doctors are lobbying for the use of the drug Ivermectin, a drug which treats parasitic and viral infections in pets, to treat and prevent the coronavirus.

This as infections and COVID-19 related deaths breach the 3 0000 mark in the country.

... “Ivermectin in some randomised controlled trials and in some epidemiologic settings where they’ve used it for mass programmes has been shown to have been very positive So I think when you have a situation where the need is so dire and immediate, we can’t wait for new drugs because that takes time. So, to use re-purposed drugs like ivermectin is an excellent idea.”

... Two weeks ago, the South African Health Products Authority (SAHPRA) had banned Ivermectin, saying there was no clinical evidence to support claims that it’s a miracle cure for COVID-19.

https://www.sabcnews.com/sabcnews/sa...-19-treatment/
 
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