AZ... Yup... You can get clots... That’s been common knowledge since March... Maybe even February. This is the end of June. If you haven’t figured it out by now, you must be living in a cave... The question is... Are you susceptible to blood clots? Do they run in your family? Are you just generally worried about getting blood clots?
If your answer is ‘yes’ to any of the above questions... Don’t get the AZ shot... Get the mRNA shot and enjoy your enlarged heart.
I got two shots of AZ... Not a hint of any adverse reaction and I’ve never had a hint of adverse reactions with any of the vaccines I’ve been given since childhood.
Some people get lucky... If you suffer from bad luck or have had bad luck with vaccines in the past... Don’t bother with the vaccination.
The FDA estimates the risk of developing a clot for a woman on the pill is about 0.3% to 0.09%. By comparison, the clots associated with the J&J vaccine are six in 6.8 million, or about 0.00009%.
It’s worth noting COVID-19 infection itself can lead to abnormal blood clotting. One Oxford University study found infected patients had an eight to 10 times greater risk of cerebral venous sinus thrombosis compared to vaccinated individuals and 100 times greater than the general population.