When medical incompetence kills

The grief of parents who have lost their child is a terrible and unbearable picture for any normal person. It is even more terrible to realize that death might not have happened, but the medical error did its dirty work.

Every year in the world, due to the incompetence of doctors, several tens of thousands (5-7 thousand in Russia) of small children die in vain due to broncho-obstructive syndrome alone. Children are dying because doctors, through their actions and treatment, cause a healthy child to die.

To put it simply, with their specific actions they are slowly strangling him. They do not directly suffocate, by putting a rope around the neck and tightening the noose, and without covering the nose and mouth tightly with a pillow, as is shown in the movies. Everything is much subtler and more natural.

Hospital doctors prescribe such a “correct” intensive treatment that within a few hours the sputum in the child’s respiratory tract turns into a dense plug in each of hundreds of thousands of microscopic individual bronchioles. Such a dense mass of phlegm clogs the bronchial tube in the same way as a bottle cap clogs the neck of a bottle of good wine.

The time of “clogging” is different for each child. But hour X comes when most of the airways at the level of the small bronchi are tightly and hermetically sealed (closed) with plasticine-like dried sputum. This deadly process can take 10 hours or 24 hours. The result is total asphyxia and death.

Under the influence of intensive anti-edematous therapy, discrimination* during biofeedback turns into a deadly weapon. And this weapon shoots at the target with a 100% hit rate due to the fault of the attending physicians.

It is especially scary to see heartbroken parents thanking doctors for the heroic efforts they made to “save” their child. Both the parents and the doctors themselves did not understand and did not realize that they had just, through their heroic actions to save a critically ill patient , killed a practically healthy child through their incompetence. Some because they treated it that way, others because they allowed the child to be hospitalized.

*—discrimination, impaired secretion of fluid into the bronchi and the formation of thick viscous sputum against the background of broncho-obstructive syndrome and dehydration of the body.

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