Again you issue another absurd post with an absurd graph comparing the safety of ivermectin to tylenol.
To start with ivermectin in pill form is used to treat intestinal sytongyloidiasis and onchocercias ( conditions caused by parasitic worms) and topical invermectin (lotion) can be used to treat head lice and certain skin conditions.
Tylenol (acetaminophen) is used for the treatment of muscle and head aches, minor not major pain from a range of pain causing maladies such as menstrual cramps., back pain. Its also used to reduce fever.
So let us start with the above to explain how ignorant it is to compare the two in terms of safety. To start with they are used to treat different things and so the risks associated with their use would necessarily be different so to do an accurate study of safety you would need to compare tylenol to other pain medications or invermectin to other anti-parasitical drugs. The use to determines the negative side effects and scope of contraindications.
You clearly have zero basic understanding of risk analysis or drugs let alone how and when graphs you produce are not supporting what you think they claim precisely because of your ignorance of risk analyzis and pharmacology.
Next, the obvious must be stated. Any medication may have contraindications and this is why when we go to the pharmacy the pharmacist will explain to us orally and in writing with a computer read out and warning labels how to properly use any medication and to report any signs of allergy or negative reaction immediately to the doctor and/or pharmacist and immediate stoppage of the drug until a proper follow up can be done.
Both medications like ANY medication can be problematic for pregnant women. There is no such thing as a medication that is totally safe for anyone let alone pregnant women. Medications we take are based on studies that took years to weigh the percentage of bad reactions to the benefits of the medication.
Here are the contraindications when using ivermectin:
Here are the contraindications when using tylenol:
Comprehensive disease interaction information for Tylenol. Includes Acetaminophen - alcoholism.
www.drugs.com
Before you take a medication all contraindications are considered and explained and the dose prescribed if it triggers an adverse impact can be addressed immediately by cessation and then reporting it to your physician or pharmacist who both will probably not allow you to continue with the drug or might lower the dose. When you go to the pharmacist you should always tell them what other medications you are on when they prescribe the medication, likewise your doctor because certain drugs can not be taken together
Ivermectin was wrongfully described by Trump and certain physicians as being an effective cure for Covid 19.This was absolutely false and we saw the plethora of idiot responses on this forum trying to claim studies showed a parasite medication could treat a covid virus.
Any drug when properly used is safe. Any drug when used for the wrong reason or with the wrong ,medication could be dangerous. A certain percentage of people will have allergies or negative side effects but not as a result of mixing it with a drug they should not have or for the wrong purpose but because their individual body chemistry is intolerant.
Your attempt to take a graph comparing two drugs not used for the same purpose is past idiotic. The only thing they have in common is that like any drug they may caused adverse reactions, are problematic when taken by people with compromised immunities or specific medical conditions or taking specific medication or are pregnant, children, seniors.
So your attempt to compare the two is past moronic.
Ivermectin tablets are approved by the FDA to treat people with
intestinal strongyloidiasis and onchocerciasis, two conditions caused by parasitic worms. In addition, some topical forms of ivermectin are approved to treat external parasites like head lice and for skin conditions such as rosacea.
hsph.harvard.edu
