Dr. John Campbell
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Feb 16, 2022

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Oklahoma Physicians Are Not Prohibited From Prescribing Off-Label Medicines to Fight COVID-19

Attorney General O’Connor Assures Oklahoma Physicians Are Not Prohibited From Prescribing Off-Label Medicines to Fight COVID

The Attorney General’s office finds no legal basis for a state medical licensure board to discipline a licensed physician

for exercising sound judgement and safely prescribing an FDA-approved drug – like ivermectin or hydroxychloroquine

– for the off-label purpose of treating a patient with COVID-19 Attorney General John O’Connor I stand behind doctors

who believe it is in their patients’ best interests to receive ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine

Our healthcare professionals should have every tool available to combat COVID-19. Public safety demands this.

Physicians who prescribe medications and follow the law should not fear disciplinary action for prescribing such drugs

The Attorney General’s office neither condones nor condemns a specific course of treatment for COVID-19.

Our office maintains that proper healthcare decisions are to be made between a patient and his or her physician,

and the government should not interfere with their relationship.

FDA position unchanged

Why You Should Not Use Ivermectin to Treat or Prevent COVID-19 FDA

Zita Taylor, RN for 30 years My son turned 12 on 3rd February and is now eligible for his first covid vaccine.

After some consideration, I decided to take him to a large vaccination centre in Manchester yesterday. We checked in,

passed the screening questions & then I asked if the needle could be aspirated before the injection was given.

The response I got was shocking. I was told very rudely ‘no’ nurse and then the clinical lead,

you don’t need to you’ll put air in & that’s bad it’s not recommended something bad might happen

I was trained to always aspirate an intramuscular injection to ensure the drug was injected into muscle.