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Pharmacists warn of strep A antibiotics shortage
Prescriptions for antibiotics are higher than normal after a rise in strep A infections.
Parents are struggling to get hold of antibiotics for children with strep A because of a national shortage.
GPs say that the so-called first-line treatment for sick children, penicillin V, is “completely out of stock” in some areas, and they are being inundated by worried parents.
The National Pharmacy Association said that there had been “blips” in the supply chain of penicillin, meaning some pharmacists are having to turn away patients.
Parents are struggling to get hold of antibiotics for children with strep A because of a national shortage.
GPs say that the so-called first-line treatment for sick children, penicillin V, is “completely out of stock” in some areas, and they are being inundated by worried parents.
The National Pharmacy Association said that there had been “blips” in the supply chain of penicillin, meaning some pharmacists are having to turn away patients.
On the face of it this doesn't appear to be related to vaccines or vaccine-related injuries. However, with children being injured and dying in ever increasing numbers from vaccines, those that are complicit in this crime against humanity know the game is just about up.
Strep A is a bacterial infection easily cured using antibiotics, so to cover up the vaccine injuries and deaths, they create this artificial supply shortage and then those injuries and deaths can be blamed on Strep A, because of their "inability" to obtain effective antibiotics to combat it.
Q. But Strep A doesn't usually kill does it? No, but you can bet they will get some "expert" to go in the record and convince you that it does to explain away any deaths that do occur.
See how this works?
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