(21-12-2021, 08:55 PM)Magoo Wrote: so many second hand accounts and anecdotal hearsay, seems everyone has a story or knows someone.I requested inclusion of inflammatory markers in a set of blood tests I had done a couple of weeks after my 2nd vaccination. I'm recovering from cancer treatment this time last year so blood tests are a regular occurrence for me currently.
but its never documented, which makes it dangerous speculation at best and misinformation at worst.
sounds more like gossip than science.
CRP was 28mg/L (normal is <5). Result was flagged but put down to being due to recent vaccination. The C19 vax definitely gives your immune response a kick resulting in an inflammatory response. That's not speculation, it's medical test result fact.
The people giving evidence at this US Senate hearing on vaccine injuries got unlucky in the extent of their vaccine side effects. For me the decision to get vaccinated was based on comparative risk assessment between vaccine side effect likelihood compared to contracting COVID. I went in with as many bases covered as I could in that I micro-dosed with aspirin prior to the vax to mitigate any clotting risk, I insisted that the syringe was aspirated to ensure injection was into muscle and not blood vessel and I hydrated copiously for several days following the vax. Still got the inflammatory result as tested and still getting inflammatory gut issues under control 10 weeks later.
Booster next year? We'll see
