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Ivermectin overdose in humans most commonly produces such as altered mental status, confusion, visual hallucinations, dizziness, ataxia, and in severe cases stupor or coma, along with like nausea, vom...
Emergency departments treated multiple documented cases of human ivermectin exposure tied to veterinary ("horse") formulations during the COVID-19 era, with poison centers and hospitals reporting an u...
Documented clinical reports and poison‑center series do show human harm from accidental or intentional ingestion of veterinary ivermectin products, including hospitalizations and at least one publishe...
There are multiple documented case reports and surveillance data showing , driven largely by misuse related to COVID‑19. Poison control center call spikes in 2021, focused clinical series from 2021–20...
Off-label use of ivermectin for COVID-19 has been repeatedly linked to acute toxic effects ranging from gastrointestinal upset and hypotension to , especially when users take overdoses or veterinary f...
Documented risks of using veterinary ivermectin in humans center on overdose and neurotoxicity from large or repeated doses, with reported outcomes ranging from mild gastrointestinal or neurologic sym...
The public record documents a range of serious clinical adverse events after human exposures to veterinary ivermectin products — neurotoxicity, gastrointestinal upset, hypotension, seizures, coma, and...
Poison control centers and emergency departments documented a clear uptick in human exposures to ivermectin during the COVID-19 era, with multiple case series and surveillance projects showing that ma...
Documented cases show that people who self-administered veterinary (horse) ivermectin paste have experienced toxicity requiring medical attention, including hospitalization, with symptoms such as conf...
A precise, nationwide tally of emergency department visits specifically attributed to veterinary ivermectin during the 2020–2022 COVID period is not available in the supplied reporting; what exists ar...
Ivermectin overdoses in humans are documented to cause mainly neurological effects — confusion, decreased consciousness, ataxia, seizures and coma — plus gastrointestinal complaints (nausea, vomiting,...
Ivermectin overdose in humans and animals causes primarily neurologic depression (ataxia, somnolence, seizures), respiratory compromise and occasionally death; human reports show hospitalization is co...
Ivermectin overdoses after ingestion of veterinary formulations have produced a clear pattern of , with cases concentrated among older adults taking high, unapproved doses for COVID-19 prevention or t...
High or supratherapeutic doses of ivermectin taken for COVID-19 treatment have been repeatedly linked to including decreased consciousness, agitation, confusion, and complex visual hallucinations, wit...