Risk to healthcare providers from contact with vaxxed patients

  • Risk to healthcare providers from contact with vaxxed patients

    Posted by theornerynurse on December 13, 2024 at 6:40 am EST

    I am interested in discussing if any doctors or nurses have been able to successfully mitigate adverse reactions to exposure to spike from the breath and body fluids of patients who took the Covid injections.

    Is weekly ivermectin, adequate sunlight and a natural diet sufficient to protect an uninjected caregiver from the bombardment of spike or should we consider going back to wearing gloves, gowns and goggles for every patient contact (not just high risk contact) as we did many years ago caring for HIV/AIDS patients.

    I don’t want my patients to feel as though they are “diseased”, even though many of them are chronically ill now, so I don’t gown/glove up for routine contact such as blood pressure checks. However, I am struggling with constant inflammation from a pre-existing autoimmune condition (probably caused by whatever injections I received 20 years ago for work) and will have an increase in symptoms when exposed to patients who are heavily or recently boosted.

    Looking forward to reading what has worked for or is recommend by other healers. Thank you!

    Etana13 replied 1 month, 3 weeks ago 8 Members · 11 Replies
  • 11 Replies
  • IMA-HelenT

    Organizer
    December 13, 2024 at 12:14 pm EST

    I will share this with my colleagues and see if anyone has any answers, or can point us in a direction.

    • theornerynurse

      Member
      December 17, 2024 at 12:23 pm EST

      Thank you!

  • robertbanner

    Member
    December 13, 2024 at 6:05 pm EST

    For the past 3 – 4 years I have used weekly ivermectin, adequate sunlight / D3/K2, Zinc/Copper and Quercetin and a natural diet sufficient to protect an me the uninjected caregiver from the bombardment of spike. I have been exposed to many but yet have not experienced and untoward effects either of the spike protein or the products mentioned above. I see no need to gown/glove/mask and see no need to alter my practice out of need or fear.

    • theornerynurse

      Member
      December 17, 2024 at 12:30 pm EST

      Thank you for the information about your regimen. It is similar to what I had done during the height of the Covid response. I am not afraid, per say, any more than I would be more cautious in some scenarios (trauma, unknown hx, etc.). However, the increase in inflammatory symptoms observed after being in close proximity to heavily injected individuals is perplexing to say the least. Could be just the stress of caring for increasing numbers of formerly healthy (pre-vax) patients. Some are being disabled quite young as opposed to in their 80s and 90s. Thank you!

  • letrinhdoctorhoang-com

    Member
    December 18, 2024 at 4:18 am EST

    I do hands on osteopathic muscular treatments (looks like acupressure w/range of motion) for chronic pain. I learned the hard way about shedding & hands on direct contact with jabbed patients; I was terribly sick & needed detox IVs- twice in 1 day. Now I ask every patient about mrna status. I always wear gloves with them. I prophylactically dose myself 1-2/wk if I’m seeing patients. I also dose myself before flying & large group events. When I forget, my fingertips change to a red, inflammed color.

    • theornerynurse

      Member
      December 18, 2024 at 8:34 am EST

      It is difficult to avoid exposure when you are a hands on healer — as we all should be really, otherwise, why work in the field?

      Thank you for responding and thank you for the work you do!

  • robertbanner

    Member
    December 18, 2024 at 12:14 pm EST

    This can be a hard topic. I have alwoys sought to uphold my oaths to patients, maintain consent and homesty and things in my life have been sacrificed but thankfully, I am still seeing patients and in fact more than before and I believe God has his hand on me to allow my to continue. Yes, I realized I am at risk but Ivermectin and Nattokinase and Bromeliain continue to work for me. InitialIy I took CPD Choline as well and I believe I was sick with COVID-19 for about 6 hours about 3.5 years ago. I have seen more patients with cancer in the past 8 months and see all side effects in the vaccinated and to a lesser degree in the unvaccinated. I have been in the practice of medicine for 35 years and it has changed with the vaccination. Just this week I was questioned by a pharmacist again. Who has seen and is treating the patient? I appreciated their advice and help but I do not believe they should be directing care.

  • ReneeCRNA

    Member
    January 1, 2025 at 10:06 pm EST

    I’ve been practicing anesthesia since 1985, retired one yr ago. We are up in the patient’s airway, exposed to respiratory expirations, with and without basic masks. I’m unvaxxed, but 85% of my co-workers, including physicans/surgeons are vaxxed. I followed FLCCC’s prevention protocols, including 0.2 mg/kg Iver 2X/wk, nasal 1% betadine & gargled with Listerine w essential oils q morning and upon returning home from work. Once nattokinase was recommended for spike, I started taking it once a day. Maintained my Vit D levels around 70-80 ng/ml. I was able to identify patients who had been recently vaxxed (w/in 6 weeks) and took more precautions for shedding. i.e.-long sleeves, N-95 mask, eye protection. Other than that, nothing outside of normal precautions. I had omicron X 1 in July of ’22. (caught at home from a visiting asymptomatic child, who developed symptoms after leaving our house) Tested my quantitative spike level upon retiring 12/23, and was 0.9. 🙂

  • Sharon

    Member
    January 11, 2025 at 3:59 pm EST

    I am a Licensed Acupuncturist and do not see high volume. However, I am unjabbed and the majority of my patients have had at least 2 injections with some having as many as 6, not including shingles, flu, etc. I am very sensitive and believe that I have been affected by shedding with eczema outbreaks, exhaustion, and a few other symptoms (bursitis in my knee!). I’ve never had skin/pain issues before this. I have one patient who is so totally jabbed and yet, he is my most loyal patient! So what to do? I run air purifiers and keep my window open in the treatment room. I am considering taking IVM. I do take D, C, oregano oil on a consistent basis. I almost don’t want to breathe around some of these patients! I told my most jabbed patient that if he gets the bird flu vax I can no longer see him. He has all sorts of inflammation but doesn’t make a connection!

  • Jin Watkins

    Member
    January 23, 2025 at 10:02 am EST

    I have seen more patients with cancer in the past 8 months and see all side effects in the vaccinated and to a lesser degree in the unvaccinated.

  • Etana13

    Member
    April 20, 2025 at 7:32 pm EDT

    I’ve been getting a great deal of information from the physicians at this site regarding detoxing and preventative care for this topic. I’ll share the website. Very, lowcost to join and get all the protocols. Worth it.

    https://buymeacoffee.com/longhaulers

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