Females and Young Adults at Higher Risk of COVID-19 Vaccine Side Effects: Study; FDNY Veteran Says Heart Damage from Required COVID Vax Forced Early Retirement, and other C-Virus related stories
Females and Young Adults at Higher Risk of COVID-19 Vaccine Side Effects: Study:
Females and young adults are at an increased risk of suffering from side effects after COVID-19 vaccinations. People who take three doses as compared to two may present different side effects, a Japanese study finds.
The study published on Scientific Reports in November studied 272 hospital employees who received the Pfizer vaccine as a third dose between January to June 2022.
None of the participants had a prior history of COVID-19 infection, and all of their symptoms were examined and diagnosed by doctors at the hospital.
They found “higher frequencies of COVID-19 vaccine-related side effects” and “worse outcomes with longer recovery from side effects” among females and younger adults compared to males and elderly adults, the authors wrote.
Third Dose Versus Second Dose
The authors found different side effects were linked with different doses, and the side effects after third dose tend to be more long-lasting and severe compared to the second dose.
Axillary pain occurs much more frequently in people who have taken three doses as opposed to two. Headaches and joint pain is a side effect that tends to be prolonged following the third dose compared to the second or the first dose.
At the second dose common symptoms include asthma symptoms, ear fullness, numbness in the upper arm, and injection at the injecting site.
The author associated the symptoms that occurred after the second vaccine dose with an allergic response while headaches and joint pains after the third dose were linked with inflammation and immune dysregulation. —>READ MORE HERE
FDNY veteran says heart damage from required COVID vax forced early retirement:
An FDNY firefighter says he was forced to retire on half his salary after the city-mandated COVID-19 vaccine left him with permanent heart damage.
O’Brian Pastrana now wants a judge to award him a more lucrative disability pension, which would pay three-quarters of his final salary tax-free, according to court papers.
Pastrana, 37, got the jab in October 2021 because the city required it, and had an immediate allergic reaction, including swollen lips, chills and body aches.
Despite three trips to the emergency room, he claims he was forced to get the second Pfizer shot a month later.
“I thought I was going to die after that second dose,” Pastrana told The Post, adding he was again rushed to the ER after the second shot.
By February 2022, the married father of two was diagnosed with myocarditis, which results in potentially fatal inflammation of the cardiac muscle, and was nearly in heart failure, court records show.
The heart condition is a rare side effect of the vaccine, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Pastrana was then told he could never be a firefighter again, and forced to retire in March after over a decade on the job. —>READ MORE HERE
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