[DuncanWaring]

Platelets are what promote clotting in wounds.

No platelets, no clotting.

Yet this woman, with a platelet deficiency, dies of massive clotting.

Makes no sense whatsoever.

[dforest]

familial autoimmune thrombocytopenia

My niece has this. She refuses that fake vaccine because she has studied up on it.

This is the reason I find it reckless and criminal to just be shooting up people with this poison with no regard to the medical situation or history of patients. Doctors who push this poison do know better and they know it is risky.

They have abandoned their oath to the US government and the CCP.

[SoConPubbie]

Platelets are what promote clotting in wounds.

No platelets, no clotting.

Yet this woman, with a platelet deficiency, dies of massive clotting.

You two (GOP_Party_Animal, Beagle8U) do understand that the facts of this case are the exact opposite of your snarky responses, right?

[Myrddin]

Here is a link to Twitter user @Parsifaler that describes the mechanism for the clotting in the brain in the presence of thrombocytopenia. Sialic acid is a key to understanding.

SIALIC ACID, PLATELETS, THROMBOCYTOPENIA AND THE USUAL SUSPECT

[definitelynotaliberal]

Disseminated Intravenous Coagulation is a paradox.

The presence of numerous small clots precipitates the release of clot-dissolving mechanisms, and the end result is generalized bleeding throughout the body. It is, in essence, a paradoxical situation—numerous microthrombi are being formed in the capillaries and the body reacts to dissolve these clots.

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/9750674/