A Libertyville hospital that was ordered to let a COVID-19 patient receive the controversial medication ivermectin fought back in court Tuesday, saying the woman’s heart rate plunged after she received a “mega dose” of the drug, and that further use could lead to more health problems.
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At 8:05 p.m. Sunday Bain said that he had not gotten reports of any structure damage.
âWeâve got lots of reports of trees down but none on houses so far,â Bain reported. âWe had a service line down in the Thaxton area served by Northeast Power. â
The storm swept into Pontotoc County out of Marshall County with winds reaching 60 to 70 mph, according to WTVA Weather.
âMost of the tree damage is in the Thaxton and Hurricane areas,â Bain said.
Second District Supervisor Mike McGregor said that trees were downed and blocking Wells Road, McGloflin Road, Sewell Road and Thaxton Road.
COVID Patient in Coma Gets Ivermectin After Court Order
May 6, 2021 A 68-year-old woman with COVID-19, who has been in intensive care in an Illinois hospital for a month, started receiving the controversial drug ivermectin (Stromectol) this week after her family sued the hospital to have someone administer it, according to a report in the
Nurije Fype s daughter, Desareta, filed suit against Elmhurst Hospital, part of Edward-Elmhurst Health, asking that her mother receive the treatment, which is approved as an anti-parasite drug but not approved for the treatment of COVID-19. Desareta Fype has been granted temporary guardianship of her mother.
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