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=== Assistant: Short answer: No — ivermectin has not been shown to help with Influenza A flu A, and it’s not recommended for preventio… === Short answer: No — ivermectin has not been shown to help with Influenza A (flu A), and it’s not recommended for prevention or treatment of the flu. Here’s a clear, evidence-based breakdown 👇 ==== - Approved use: Antiparasitic medication (e.g., strongyloidiasis, onchocerciasis) ==== * Not approved for: Influenza viruses (flu A or B) Although ivermectin showed antiviral activity in lab (cell culture) studies, those effects occurred at concentrations far higher than what is safe or achievable in humans. ==== - No high-quality human clinical trials demonstrate benefit for: - Shortening flu duration - Reducing symptoms - Preventing complications ==== * Major health authorities do not recommend ivermectin for influenza treatment. Using it for flu A may: * Delay effective treatment * Increase risk of side effects * Provide a false sense of security ==== ### ==== Most effective if started within 48 hours: * Oseltamivir (Tamiflu) * Zanamivir * Baloxavir (Xofluza) These can: * Shorten illness * Reduce severity * Lower complication risk (especially important if immunocompromised) ===== These won’t “kill” the virus but can help immune response and symptom burden: ===== * Hydration + electrolytes * Zinc (short term, not excessive) * Vitamin C (moderate dosing) * Vitamin D (if deficient) * Elderberry (some evidence for symptom duration) * Rest + fever support Given your history of triple-negative breast cancer, anything that affects immune signaling or drug metabolism should be considered carefully. ==== Do not use veterinary ivermectin — it can cause: ==== * Neurologic toxicity * Hypotension * Seizures * Drug interactions ==== - ❌ Ivermectin does not help Flu A ==== * ✔️ Early antivirals + supportive care do * ⚠️ Especially important if immune-vulnerable If you want, I can: * Help you decide when antivirals are worth it * Suggest a gentle immune-support protocol that won’t overstimulate inflammation * Help distinguish flu vs COVID vs RSV symptoms Just tell me what symptoms you’re seeing and when they started.
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