Maybe your essays help me to explore what happened then. It‘s the only allergy I have (as far as I know) and the situation arouse with a medical control investigation and they gave me liqid iodine iv and I suppose it was overdosed. But who will ever know. I think it was about two hours later... All at a sudden I got cramps in my whole body and was so busy with my pains that I could not ask for help. Another patient called a nurse and they gave me some antidot. I would never allow doctors to give me another infusion like in this case (health control) any more. I think iodine tablets might not be that strong and harmful. But life has shown me that it is better to stay far from medecins... Cheers!
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That sounds painful. Let me actually get you a link to a google scholar search for "iodine allergy". If you have some free time you can browse through some of the articles and maybe you find some answers here. I do think medicine can be helpful, however, many doctors tend to prescribe drugs when they are not necessary, or do not commit as much time to a patient as they should. But that is a systemic error that will probably need a lot of time to be fixed... Hope you are well. Cheers!
https://scholar.google.com/scholar?hl=de&as_sdt=0%2C1&q=iodine+allergy&btnG=
Oh, thank youj so much. That incident, it is long forgotten. What remained is my sceptical attitude versus doctors... It was not my only strange experience with the so-called conventional medicine. You're in my Steemify register so I won't miss your next articles.