Ah it all makes sense nowIs Covid on the resurgence again...
Drug companies obviously need to pay their execs some million dollar dividends...
I had it this summer for the first time. I reckon we caught it at a golden wedding party from a symtomless.Is Covid on the resurgence again...
Drug companies obviously need to pay their execs some million dollar dividends...
It might have been, it might not. Myocarditis is not an uncommon event - I had it myself years before Covid - and may be more likely in someone with a previous cardiac history. Also occurs as a complication of Covid itself.My best mate has had 3 heart attacks around 4/5 months ago, doesn’t drink or smoke does boxing a few times a week since his teens. He’s 41 hospital said it might of been the vaccine he’s now got myocarditis, it is known side affect that’s listed on the British heart foundation website.
Sometimes details get a bit lost but although myocarditis is a known uncommon side effect of the vaccine and indeed infection it is recognised as being with in a couple of weeks of vaccination usually 7-10 days as I understand it.My best mate has had 3 heart attacks around 4/5 months ago, doesn’t drink or smoke does boxing a few times a week since his teens. He’s 41 hospital said it might of been the vaccine he’s now got myocarditis, it is known side affect that’s listed on the British heart foundation website.
Am I missing something? The first post was a gag wasn't it?
I can think of something else that come in pairs....Great minds and all that
Tits?I can think of something else that come in pairs....
You may say that but I, of course, couldn't possibly comment.....Tits?
Really? That can be a hereditary condition.My best mate has had 3 heart attacks around 4/5 months ago, doesn’t drink or smoke does boxing a few times a week since his teens. He’s 41 hospital said it might of been the vaccine he’s now got myocarditis, it is known side affect that’s listed on the British heart foundation website.
People always seem to forget that Covid itself has a risk of myocarditis...It might have been, it might not. Myocarditis is not an uncommon event - I had it myself years before Covid - and may be more likely in someone with a previous cardiac history. Also occurs as a complication of Covid itself.
There is a phenomenon I see all the time in clinical trials. word gets out that a certain medicine can cause a certain side effect. OK, so person in the trial gets said side effect, and the investigator who is asked to state their view as to whether the event is related to the study drug says that it definitely is. So we unblind the patient, i.e. reveal what they are actually receiving, and they are on placebo, not the actual drug at all.
In clinical trials you don't say that drug is "safe", you refer to the benefit-risk, i.e. is the benefit worth the risk. For almost every subgroup of patients, the benefit-risk for the vax is strongly positive. Lots of stuff on twitter about the safety profile of the Covid vax is either plainly lies or has been misunderstood by someone who doesn't understand safety data collection.
I have been offered a Covid booster and made a booking.
He’s not really getting any real answers from the hospital they say it’s just myocarditis and it should just go away in time. Also they can’t get his blood pressure any lower than 150/160 so he’s panicking about that. He’s went from very active to not working and thinks he’s close to getting payed off and some days he can’t get out of bed.Really? That can be a hereditary condition.
Hopefully they will be OK.