Orangey and The Brainworm Strike Again

[SpankyMcFarland]

8 hours ago, Venandi said:

It certainly would... but only if people were totally incapable of mustering the slightest pinch of common sense. Show me where I said don't take it for fever... or even don't take it at all. 

I said be aware of possible interactions during pregnancy and use some common sense. You can only do that if you are aware. You seem to be suggesting that lack of awareness is a good thing and since I don't agree, guess I'll just leave you to it...

This unsubstantiated allegation about Tylenol may discourage women from taking it who need it. Some may say, quite reasonably if the allegation were true, that it’s not worth the risk of an autistic child. Where is your common sense then that conflicts with the advice of responsible medical bodies across North America? The effect of these claims on the use of Tylenol cannot be predicted or controlled. 

Edited September 29, 2025 by SpankyMcFarland

[CdnFox]

1 hour ago, SpankyMcFarland said:

You know you have lost the argument on whether Tylenol causes autism and now you are changing the debate into whether you would still use it or not.

 

ROFLMAO, you're just sounding desperate now kiddo   The debate was never about whether tylenol causes autism   I've never claimed it did  

So what you mean is that YOU feel YOU lost and now you're trying to rewrite what we were even talking about   THat's special-sad  

Nor did i ever dabete if a pregnant girl should use it or not, the debate was whether it was wise to minimize its' use. I said that ove a dozen times  

LOLOL before you just looked kind of dumb, now you just look patheric  

 

1 hour ago, SpankyMcFarland said:

OK, Dr. Fox, you’ve decided your patient needs Tylenol. What do you tell them about the risk of autism you are convinced this drug carries? 

 

Sigh. 

That. there is. some. evidence. suggesting. a. possible. link. between. tylenol. and. autism. so. she. should. minimize. it's. use. as. much. as. possible.

The same thing I've been telling you since the first word of this conversation and the same thing that the American authorities are telling women .

How are you being this stupid right now? Honestly it's absolutely staggering. It's the same answer every single time that I give. There is some indication of a risk using this product, therefore it's you should be minimized.

There is research that indicates there's a possible problem and patients would have a right to know and it would make sense to advise them.

I love that you're now arguing the doctors shouldn't tell their patients the truth  

1 hour ago, SpankyMcFarland said:

The debate is about whether Tylenol causes autism.

That has never been what the debate is about. You're now trying to change it to that because you have embarrassingly lost what the debate actually was

[CdnFox]

46 minutes ago, SpankyMcFarland said:

But some women will surely listen to arguments like yours and say to themselves, I don’t want to raise my risk of having an autistic child at all, and will avoid Tylenol altogether when they are ill and would have benefited from it. 

Ahhhh so we need to LIE to women to protect them!!!! They're too stupid to understand something like 'minimize it's use'!!!

My god you're a misogynistic pig.  You just assume women can't understand or cope with the thruth.  Maybe we shouldn't let them get pregnant in the first place unless they have your permission 🙄🙄🙄

When you scratch a liberal's paint you always see the rust underneath. 

[CdnFox]

15 minutes ago, SpankyMcFarland said:

This unsubstantiated allegation about Tylenol may discourage women from taking it who need it. Some may say, quite reasonably if the allegation were true, that it’s not worth the risk of an autistic child. Where is your common sense then that conflicts with the advice of responsible medical bodies across North America? The effect of these claims on the use of Tylenol cannot be predicted or controlled. 

It's not an 'allegation'/ Nobody is ACCUSING tylenol of doing something on purpose.  You're completely out of control now. 

There is a study that suggests there may be a link between using tylenol when pregnant and autism. THat is a true statement.  Until further research clarifies one way or another it's wise to minimize it's use.  That is also a true statement. 

If you've got a headache in the early part of your pregnancy it might be wise to consider something like children's aspirin instead or the like, Ask your doctor. 

If you have a late term fever then you might want to use tylenol till the fever breaks but then immediately discontinue it's use. 

How freaking hard is that?!?! 

You have total trump derrangement syndrome to think that's somehow not true and to try to dishonestly lie about what has been said as you have been.  

[robosmith]

On 9/27/2025 at 11:42 AM, Venandi said:

Well, the monkey has a few thoughts for ya:

"Just because you agree with something doesn't make it "THE TRUTH." Duh" and

"You've gone off the rails on the crazy TROLL train."

 

Parrot cites ^MORE FALSE EQUIVALENCES because of FAILURE TO DISCRIMINATE. LMAO

On 9/27/2025 at 11:45 AM, Venandi said:

No, that would have been Herb you were performing first aid on. 

^PURE DRIVEL. Congrats.

[robosmith]

On 9/27/2025 at 6:50 PM, Legato said:

All the political nonsense is coming from you. Trump said it so I will push the opposite.

Erring on the side of caution is obviously beyond your  comprehension. as as been pointed out many times, yet here you are peddling a point of view without considering anyone else.

Except YOU don't know which OPTION is SAFER for what ailment.