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When a person is seriously ill, he grabs the straw of salvation and desperately searches for extreme medicines and solutions, which he finds most often on the Internet. From consuming beetles to drinking urine, to much more dangerous “medicines” like lime water, people are willing to try anything to save themselves. Unfortunately, the consequences of such treatment almost always have a tragic epilogue.
Although the stigma of “alternative medicine” has been removed today, doctors still appeal to patients not to treat themselves, but to first consult their doctor about any possible therapy. Because the dangers of “unproven drugs” are enormous.
The director of the Institute of Oncology and Radiology at the Serbian Clinical Center, Dr. Danica Grujicic, also spoke about the dangers of treatment via the Internet, which is becoming more and more common today.
– Regarding alternative and alternative treatments, we had a patient who fried her esophagus because her daughter read on the Internet that lime water melts a tumor. Then we have a patient who starved to death because she read somewhere on the Internet, if you don’t eat, the tumor won’t have anything to eat, etc. These are terrible things and that is exactly why I say that the Internet is a danger, he told TV Prva.
– Vitamin B17 was popular for a time. You don’t know what complications there were with liver function in the patients who took it. The liver is a cleanser of the body and you disable it because you drink an alternative. So there is no alternative until you talk to your oncologist, your doctor, says Dr. Grujicic and adds:
– The bad side of the Internet is that anyone who does not understand medicine, not that he does not understand, but has no idea of anything, allows Abby to talk about very serious things. I can understand when someone says to use a plant and it feels good. I can understand that. But for someone to offer a cure for cancer, without being examined by official medicine, is an absolutely unacceptable category – he concluded abruptly.
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