There are a variety of terms "clots" "thrombosis" "strokes" etc. that can indicate the area of concern for which J&J vaccines were paused.
There are two places a term like "thrombosis" or "thrombocytopenia" can be recorded in any VAERS record (symptoms, event description) and doctors don't always complete both sections by adding the same term. It's likely the '6 cases' were recorded in the 'symptoms' field. It's necessary to check the event description field as well.
In their short period of administration, Covid-19 vaccines include the most vaccine records in VAERS which contain the word "thrombocytopenia" in the event description. 293 records in VAERS for Covid 'vaccines' include the term 'thrombocytopenia,' and are 2nd, 4th, and 5th in the list below. Note that Jansen is not far behind Moderna in number of records even though Moderna has been administered so much longer.
I really don't know how many total events these Covid 'vaccines' would account for if one added up the variety of terms used and checked both fields to make sure that all blood issues are accounted for.
There were blood clots detected in some, but in others there was damage as if from a clot but no clot detected. Basically, the blood seemed to thicken in a way that many doctors referred to as "stroke like" because the clot either didn't form (just thickened blood) or cleared before the patient was tested. In those instances, the patient either regained functionality or required rehabilitation. Others died.
The data below is valid for 5/14/2021 and is strictly for the word "Thrombocytopenia" in the event description field for all vaccines in VAERS
If I look up records with the word "thrombosis" in it, I receive records that may or may not include the word "thrombocytopenia" in it. I don't want to count records twice, so I am putting the data below as a note that this could represent more cases for Covid Vaccines.
In 2020, Covid-19 vaccines had more records in VAERS containing the word "thrombosis" in the 2 weeks that Pfizer and Moderna were administered than there were for all other vaccines that year.
In 2021, all records sorted for VAERS for 'thrombosis' were for Covid-19 vaccine reports (no other vaccine reports included 'thrombosis').
Remember, the CDC has not published most of the reports it received - the above charts represent less than 25% of the data. Also, only about 1% of actual events experienced by patients are ever reported to the CDC at all.
Furthermore, the CDC is not publishing records chronologically. The CDC has throttled back on uploading any new data and when it does, it tends to be records for December and January vaccinations - we still haven't seen the totals during those light administration days.
58% of CDC published adverse event records for Covid-19 vaccines are all dated from December and January. I can't image how bad the numbers really are at later peak administration.
Regardless, 'thrombosis" and/or "thrombocytopenia" numbers are just a small portion of the problem that the CDC says doesn't exist. Cardiac events, paralysis, and anaphylaxis, along with neurological problems contribute to this disaster.
