The COVID 'vaccine' and the COVID 'infection' provoke increased blood clotting (thrombosis)? Is there evidence? Is there some treatment option to mitigate the effect of the vaccine clots?
The COVID 'vaccine' and the COVID 'infection' provoke increased blood clotting (thrombosis)? Is there evidence? Is there some treatment option to mitigate the effect of the vaccine clots?
The real question then is, how do we prevent or manage the clots (often micro thrombi across the body/circulation) so that we can preserve life 'post' vaccine?
Brilliant summary on the clotting problem.Thanks for the links.Its safer in Australia to have the vaccine/sarcasm since our doctors disregard virtually all side effects and dont blame anything on the vaxx ..because science...
UK Health Security Agency Vaccine Surveillance Report Week 01 2022 just out.
(Cases not deaths) For all adults (18 to 69) the vaccinated are twice likely to catch Covid than the unvaccinated and even (70 to 80+) it is now better to be unvaccinated.
Thank you for a great article and links/resources!
It says d-dimer is helpful early on as a diagnostic marker. Is there a test someone further along (>6months) can use? I'm finding people with new onset issues like high blood pressure or costochondritis that are starting to wonder if it's related to the shot they took last sumner/fall. Is there anything to help rule in/out long-term spike involvement?
Great to have a summary of how to treat one of the many injuries of these 'vaccines'. Thank you!
Brilliant summary on the clotting problem.Thanks for the links.Its safer in Australia to have the vaccine/sarcasm since our doctors disregard virtually all side effects and dont blame anything on the vaxx ..because science...
UK Health Security Agency Vaccine Surveillance Report Week 01 2022 just out.
(Cases not deaths) For all adults (18 to 69) the vaccinated are twice likely to catch Covid than the unvaccinated and even (70 to 80+) it is now better to be unvaccinated.
Thank you for a great article and links/resources!
It says d-dimer is helpful early on as a diagnostic marker. Is there a test someone further along (>6months) can use? I'm finding people with new onset issues like high blood pressure or costochondritis that are starting to wonder if it's related to the shot they took last sumner/fall. Is there anything to help rule in/out long-term spike involvement?