There’s a long-standing convention that applies to the use
of all medical drugs: A person considering the use of a drug for medical or
prophylactic purposes is advised to consult with his or her physician about its
possible use.
It’s assumed that the physician is up to date on current
treatments and effective medicinal drugs. The physician is also familiar with
the physical condition of his or her client. All drug advertisements end with
the advice that a person considering the use of the drug advertised should
consult with his or her physician about its possible use.
There has never been a time when either politicians, the
mainstream media, or social media vehicles attempted to interfere in that
vitally important relationship between physician and client and the use of
prescription drugs.
Until now, that is. And that drug is hydroxychloroquine.
