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👉Le linee guida da seguire in caso di ricovero sono state stilate dalla SIAARTI , quindi siccome si tratta della società dei Medici anestesisti, va da sé che il paziente è stato dirottato alla ventilazione e alla intubazione, senza valutare alcun tipo di trattamento alternativo Vedi file qui : https://files.fm/u/vcwxnggys
👉All'interno del documento del CDC si menzionano gli antinfiammatori per il trattamento dei sintomi.....
👉Chiediamo a questo punto che qualche medico analizzi la documentazione, per verificare che "il protocollo" descritto abbia un senso con la pratica medica Ippocratica del "Primum Non Nocere" e si dia da fare con una relazione .
They started to put tubes on tubes,
they shoot this oxygen at an incredible power.
They absolutely wanted to put the mask on me and intubate me.
My father wanted to take off this mask,
because he couldn't stand this high ventilation.
These are just some of the testimonies
that have come to us in recent weeks,
fragments of reality on what happens in many hospitals
I'm an emergency medicine nurse.
I wanted to update my father on a daily basis.
I needed to put on the mask,
with the ventilator, almost 24 hours a day.
But actually, what would be the correct therapy?
There is no therapy.
It seems that if we follow the protocols,
we know what we are doing.
In many hospitals, doctors follow protocols
that still contain indications
that were written when the pandemic was at its peak.
The doctors adhered to what was the practice.
But it is precisely on this practice
that many experts have doubts,
because it has been discovered that
high oxygen pressures and early intubations
are often useless
and can cause irreversible aggravations.
Maybe it should be changed to therapy.
This was said a year and a half ago.
A therapeutic approach
equal to what we have been used to for 50 years
to us, and not only to us, obviously,
to the face, is rather precognitive.
Luciano Gattinoni, an internationally renowned scientist,
coordinated a research group
that observed what happened
to COVID patients with pulmonary diseases
treated with the helmet.
Have you discovered that excessive ventilation
did more harm than good to these patients?
Absolutely yes.
A series of studies have shown
that COVID pulmonary diseases
had completely different rules and mechanisms.
The guidelines, on the other hand,
continue to classify COVID pulmonary diseases
as all other pulmonary diseases,
as if science and medicine
had not made any progress.
The guidelines are not like
the tables of the laws of Moses.
Once written, they must be followed.
They have not been updated for two years.
When the anesthesiologist came
to lower the oxygen flow,
when there was a minimum of difficulty,
the oxygen was systematically raised.
I was lying next to my bed with my father
and he told me, Gianluca, take me home
because here they make me die.
In the end, from what I read in the medical file,
my father, between the lungs
and the pectoral part,
he had a heart attack.
Medical science
is based on experience.
Ventilation can be a support therapy,
but it can negatively interfere,
if continued over time at high doses,
on the area that should be
what keeps the patient alive.
In COVID,
the problem is basically vascular,
like blood in the lungs.
If I have a lung already full of gas,
and I put a lot of pressure on it,
it gets ruined.
Every day they tried to convince me
that I had to intubate,
I had to intubate, I had to intubate.
My mother said no,
I don't want to be intubated,
absolutely, because I feel better
than when I entered.
They didn't want to let me out.
It's the only chance you have
to get out of here.
In three hours she dies.
My mother didn't know why.
She left the hospital.
After three hours she had 97% saturation,
without oxygen.
She was cured by COVID.
The doctors came to tell her how she was.
What did they say?
I was getting better,
because I felt better.
On the third day they tell me
that I have to go into sub-intensive care.
If they say I'm getting better,
how can I go into sub-intensive care?
Towards 6, 6.30 pm.
I said, look, I want to go away,
because I feel good,
and it's useless for me to be here.
The doctor told me,
you can't go out,
we'll call the police.
I said, I'll call the police,
and tell them I'm being kidnapped.
I start telling them
that I want to go back home,
and from there they try to convince me
to stay.
Why?
We don't understand this
change of mind,
so much so that at a certain point,
at my point,
I don't know what to do,
because in their opinion,
I'm not capable of doing what I want.
It's crazy, isn't it?
And we're only at the beginning.
Count with me.
One, two, three, four.