I had a chance encounter with a dermatologist today. I was just waiting for my wife when I saw a dermo clinic and they said the doctor could see me in half an hour.
As background, I am living in a certain English speaking SE Asian country. I got something in the end of 2020 which had a profound effect on my immune system for about a week, then some fasciatis and unsightly lesions on my lower legs which have not really healed over the course of 15 months (though Ivermectin at around month 6 had a significant positive impact.) Visually the best match seems to be what is known as Leishmaniasis. (Just FWIW, study of this protozoal infection just happens to be why Dr. Fausti's NAIAD organization was funding research in Tunisia which involved paralyzing dogs and and letting flies eat their faces for hours on end.)
OK, so when I finally see the 'doctor', I tell her that all I want to do is to rule out certain of the 'neglected tropical diseases' which can product long term damage to internal organs of the infected. I tell her how/when I got the symptoms and that Ivermectin in two doses, 6 months after the initial lesions, seemed to have had a noticeable effect. She seemed to turn a little bit pale and halted the conversation. She said it's not 'worms'. It's a bug bite. Then launches into a spiel about bug bites and gives me a prescription for bug bite medicine (15 months after the supposed incident mind you.)
Now even the most basic understanding of the multitude of parasitic infections involves the understanding that the 'bug' is just a carrier for the parasite. It's 'bite' and the effects of the bug bite itself is transient and irrelevant. That is easily learned just by taking a minute and looking at wikipedia even if it was somehow overlooked in 'med school'. I refuse that to believe that any dermatologist is this ignorant.
I sense even more strongly that in various parts of the world, there is a broad and growing list of conditions that are a 'third rail' for 'doctors' and they are simply not allowed to 'identify' them (much less treat them.) I've heard whistle-blower doctors say as much.
Let this be a lesson to people that they are going to be better off to '
be their own doctor' for a lot of things if they have an IQ higher than room temp. What we have learned in the plandemic is that the corruption of the medical system is even greater than in my worst estimates. Here in the 'developing world', the subversion is nearly 100%, but not quite. The silver lining is if one can find the one or two doctors in a given area to didn't go along with the fraud, they are probably reliable (and probably competent as well.) Good luck finding them though unless one is involved in a pretty strong (and currently 'underground' to a degree) network.
Better, but bitcointalk won't proxy it:
https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Christine-Petersen-6/publication/234087025/figure/fig10/AS:299943567872009@1448523527931/The-life-cycle-of-Leishmania-species-Sandflies-inject-infective-promastigotes-into-a.pngAnd for fun, Dr. Mengele Jr. who is
still the guy responsible for the health of Americans: