I am sure it was just a coincidence: a lot of ingrown toenails probably in April that had bacteria only sensitive to Chloroquine. Wait till they start prescribing Anti-Malarial drugs (probably the AAPPM new idea).
A Bunch of Podiatrists increased prescription writing for chloroquine in April
Don’t be an idiot. Podiatrists didn’t Rx this for patients, but for themselves and/or their families. Needless to say, the state does not release the RX to anyone other than hospitals. Podiatry or not.
Quinine compounds offer no antibacterial effects. Those prescribing this for money place the patient at risk for side effects, offer no antibacterial activity, and deny a patient truly needed antibiotic therapy. Prescribing these compounds for corona virus or HIV or malaria is without question beyond the limited anatomical podiatry scope of practice. This behavior is a wrongful death suit waiting to happen. Or a permanent blindness lawsuit waiting to happen.
What? No malaria foot or TOE-VID for the foot dr’s to treat with their weak dpm?! Oh, I’m sure the PODIATRIC dermatologists are trained to treat it.
Yeah, there’s a lot of MALARIA going around in NEW YAWK CITY that only specialists with a wtf certificate can detect. Nirenberg is starting a COVID FOOT REGISTRY continuing podiatry’s paralleling of medicine. Never intersecting it, NEVER JOINING IT. It just stays on its own Galapagos island mutating to abnormal forms of forensics and now Virology. Let’s start a Malaria registry to list why we RX Chloroquine: I name the disease “FALCIPARIUM FOOT”! Thank you, Thank you, no applause. For you true lifers that’s Falciparum as in Falciparum Malaria. You remember, where the parasite enters the erythrocytes (those are the… Read more »
How to spell DMMY…hum dummy—DPummy?