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Well, since everyday people in @HealthyFla cannot get tested, it’s difficult to argue against something.
Medical professionals certainly do prescriptions in normal circumstances, e.g., opioids.
@purduepharma
And if it doesn’t hurt, why not?
Because it can hurt. Every drug has risks. These drugs alone and in combination can cause heart rhythm abnormalities.
Thank you so much for this thread!
Also doesn't it go without saying that when you're looking at a - you know - pandemic - using a drug you do not need means you're literally taking it from someone who DOES need it. Supply and demand type of things right?
No claim of insufficient supplies of either drug. That said, I acknowledge legitimate reasons not to take Trump meds. The real issue is equity: testing positive is a status symbol; at least they got the test. I didn’t.
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