Likely cause of mystery child hepatitis outbreak found

BBC ^ | 07/25/2022 | Michelle Roberts

[TexasKamaAina]

The two teams of researchers, from London and Glasgow, say infants exposed later than normal - because of Covid restrictions - missed out on some early immunity to:

adenovirus, which normally causes colds and stomach upsets adeno-associated virus two, which normally causes no illness and requires a coinfecting "helper" virus - such as adenovirus - to replicate That could explain why some developed the unusual and worrying liver complications.

[TexasKamaAina]

More collateral damage from lockdowns.

[RetiredTexasVet]

Possibly, seems more like a stretch to keep any blame away from the vaccines.

[gitmo]

Hmmm

[Myrddin]

I suspect an infant exposed to the adenovirus based COVID vaxx before having an adenovirus based cold would have no immunity to adenovirus and would suffer liver damage from the vaccine sourced adenovirus arriving first. The vaxx adenovirus was not supposed to be replication competent, but it is theorized that it became replication competent after the vaxx became widely distributed.

[CatHerd]

Only the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines are approved for small children, and neither is an adenovirus vaccine (that would J&J).

[Myrddin]

Only the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines are approved for small children, and neither is an adenovirus vaccine (that would J&J).

That doesn't preclude having the vaxx passed from mother to child. Most of the cases occurred in Scotland, so there may be other health regulations in play as well.

[miserare]

They lie!

[mewzilla]

An update, published last year...

Morphologic and molecular analysis of liver injury after SARS-CoV-2 vaccination reveals distinct characteristics

No wonder Deep State is messing with medical coding, eh?

And note this bit...

...Therefore, there is a good chance that many patients with COVID-19 VILI will recover completely and will not develop long-term autoimmune hepatitis...

Well, folks, is that good enough for you...

[Jane Long]

Liver injury, from the jabs, eh?

You don’t say.

Oh, but don’t dare let it get out that many patients w/China Virus will recover completely.

Meanwhile....excess deaths, in the younger age groups, continue to astound (per Ed Dowd).

Nothing to see here, though, right?

[Jane Long]

Possibly, seems more like a stretch to keep any blame away from the vaccines.

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^^ THAT ^^

[grey_whiskers]

Thx for the post. Had not heard of the delayed reproductive capacity of the adenovirus before!

[Myrddin]

I've never taken the mRNA jab. My blood work in Oct 2021 was perfect. I had COVID-19 infections in both Jan 2022 and Jan 2023. I didn't have any medical appointments in 2022 or 2023, so no blood draws. My life insurance company wanted to bump my monthly premium to over $600. I requested a new policy with lower coverage. The insurance company wanted a "medical" that included blood and urine samples. Good news! Not diabetic or obese. Bad news: alkaline phosphatase and GGT high (liver). Cholesterol below minimum. Serum abumin below minimum (liver). BNP high (heart?). Rejected.

Follow up with my doctor. Retest ALP/GGT. Add CBC/electrolytes. Verdict: no change in ALP/GGT. BNP back to normal. Stage 3 iron deficiency anemia. Off for a liver scan. Evidence of gallstones and biliary tract issues. Next up MRCP (MRI for the gallbladder). The anemia? Suspected gastrointestinal bleed. Colonoscopy/endoscopy scheduled to investigate the suspected bleed.

The only health incidents I had between the last good blood tests and the current time is two cases of COVID-19 with no mRNA vaxx in the mix. Outwardly I recovered from both cases. Inside tells a different story.