Vaccine side effects

[wattsm666]

RSTurboPaul said:

That's good to know, thanks for posting

IIRC there have been reports about low platelet count clotting following the injections, which I think is the unusual thing compared to 'normal' clotting.

That is correct, platelets fall, which then cause them to clump together and clot.

[RSTurboPaul]

wattsm666 said:

RSTurboPaul said:

That's good to know, thanks for posting

IIRC there have been reports about low platelet count clotting following the injections, which I think is the unusual thing compared to 'normal' clotting.

That is correct, platelets fall, which then cause them to clump together and clot.

I thought that usually it was an increase in platelets that caused clumping and therefore clotting?

(I may well be labouring under a false understanding.)

[wattsm666]

RSTurboPaul said:

I thought that usually it was an increase in platelets that caused clumping and therefore clotting?

(I may well be labouring under a false understanding.)

Not if they are vaccine induced clots - look up VITT for an explanation.

[RSTurboPaul]

wattsm666 said:

RSTurboPaul said:

I thought that usually it was an increase in platelets that caused clumping and therefore clotting?

(I may well be labouring under a false understanding.)

Not if they are vaccine induced clots - look up VITT for an explanation.

Thanks, will do some reading

[BabySharkDooDooDooDooDooDoo]

Search your batch number to see how many others have suffered adverse reactions.

https://howbad.info/pfizer.html

[Road2Ruin]

BabySharkDooDooDooDooDooDoo said:

Search your batch number to see how many others have suffered adverse reactions.

https://howbad.info/pfizer.html

They certainly are laying their stall out with the web address. My guess is that they could make lemon meringue pie look bad.

[speedchick]

Not sure if it's related to the vaccine or not, but I had my booster 22 December. (2 x AOZ, booster was Pfizer). Since then I have been getting an on/off ache in my arm, in the area around the jab site, it's not just a little annoying niggle, it can really hurt and can also be painful to sleep on. Any ideas?

[frisbee]

speedchick said:

Not sure if it's related to the vaccine or not, but I had my booster 22 December. (2 x AOZ, booster was Pfizer). Since then I have been getting an on/off ache in my arm, in the area around the jab site, it's not just a little annoying niggle, it can really hurt and can also be painful to sleep on. Any ideas?

My shoulder's not been right since my 2nd shot but limited just an annoying niggle. I suspect it is inept injecting rather than the vaccine.