Citizen Petition from Johanna Ihli

Johanna Ihli is a private individual who advocates for a ban on fluoroquinolone antibiotics. She shares a personal account of severe physical and mental side effects she experienced after taking levofloxacin.

Johanna Ihli, a private individual, supports the citizen petition based on her personal experience with severe, life-altering side effects from Ciprofloxacin. She argues for tighter prescription practices, better informed consent, and formal acknowledgement of mitochondrial dysfunction associated with fluoroquinolone toxicity.

The commenter, a retired FAA employee, shares a personal account of severe physical and neurological damage caused by the antibiotic ciprofloxacin (FQAD). They are requesting that the FDA and other government agencies fund research, medical education, and grants to help victims of these side effects.

Johanna Ihli, a private citizen, supports the petition to stop the production of certain medications. She argues that these drugs are dangerous and cause severe side effects, citing her own experience with mitochondrial dysfunction and other health issues.

Brian Chidichimo, a retired DOT employee who suffered a disability from fluoroquinolone antibiotics, supports the petition by calling for stricter regulations on prescriptions. He argues that the FDA should mandate doctor sign-offs on risks, require sensitivity reports, and force pharmaceutical companies to fund research and treatment for FQAD.

Brian Chidichimo, a retired DOT employee who suffered a disability from fluoroquinolone antibiotics, supports the petition by calling for stricter regulations on prescriptions. He argues that the FDA should mandate doctor sign-offs on risks, require sensitivity reports, and force pharmaceutical companies to fund research and treatment for FQAD.

Johanna Ihli, a private individual who suffered severe, permanent health consequences from fluoroquinolone antibiotics, supports the petition to remove these drugs from the market. She argues that fluoroquinolones should be banned due to their affinity for human mitochondrial DNA and calls for penalties for doctors who prescribe them improperly, as well as financial compensation from pharmaceutical companies for injured patients.

The commenter, a patient who suffered severe, long-term disabilities after taking the antibiotic Cipro, supports the proposed action to regulate fluoroquinolone dispensing. She argues that physicians need mandatory retraining and that informed consent should be required for patients before these drugs are prescribed.

The commenter shares a personal account of severe, life-altering disability and chronic pain resulting from the use of fluoroquinolone antibiotics (Levaquin and ciprofloxacin). They argue that the medical system has failed to address these injuries and express a desire for action regarding the harm caused by these drugs.

Jerzy Tyszkowski is a private individual who shares his personal experience of severe long-term health complications and disability resulting from fluoroquinolone antibiotic exposure. He supports the petition to raise awareness and seek recognition for the thousands of other patients suffering from similar long-term consequences.