A radiologist noticed a weird finding. Since the vaccines rolled out, the number of cases of unexplained adenopathy findings went from 1 every 6 months to 2 to 3 per day. That's an increase of 360X.
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Posted on 12/29/2021 2:48:11 PM PST by ransomnote
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I can’t say much more than this because the radiologist is a sole breadwinner and doesn’t want to lose his job.
Since the vaccines rolled out, the number of cases of unexplained adenopathy findings went from 1 every 6 months to 2 to 3 per day. That's an increase of 360X. The key word here is “unexplained.”
I note this result so that others can be aware of this.
The biopsy of these cases all revealed there was no metastatic disease, no lymphoma, and it was “non-specific.”
So for now, an unexplained finding.
But hey, we’ll just carry on as usual, like nothing bad is happening. No need to pause the vaccines of course (ok, a little sarcasm there).
Who is Steve Kersch and what is a substack?
So some nobody wanker from nowhere is concerned about "adenopathy"?
Well then I hope Steve doesn't get any adenopathy since it troubles him so.
We know there will be long term adverse effects on immune function with increased infectious disease, cancer and autoimmune disease.
Because there do much chicanery involving cause of death stats, we will need to look at age adjusted injection rates v all cause mortality before people will wake up.
Adenopathy is sudden swelling of lymph nodes.
“ Adenopathy is sudden swelling of lymph nodes.”
You’re trying to explain things to a chimp who has no desire to be educated or do anything productive. Being a challenged curmudgeon is his schtick..
If Trump had won in 2020, the mainstream media would be pummeling Trump with these questions about “his” vaccine. But as the vaccines are promoted by the official Biden line, no such questions are asked.
Yes, and it’s perfectly normal after a vaccine:
https://www.nebraskamed.com/COVID/why-do-my-lymph-nodes-swell-after-vaccination
If you don’t like that link, do an internet search on vaccine swollen lymph nodes and find many pages of !inks.
He invented the optical mouse, among other things. He has no education or background in medicine or the biological sciences, and it shows.
Substack is a legit forum for newsmen and bloggers to express their views.
Some are more legit than others but there is no reason to dis them just because they use a substack rather than Wordpress.
Keep in mind - one of the patent holders of the optical mouse is a FReeper who worked for Xerox PARC.
As Biden let slip out, there is no federal solution to Covid. I think after the regime uses Covid to try scuttle the ‘22 election like ‘20, they’ll declare Covid victory and begin laying blame for the vaxx problems and side effects at Trump’s feet. They would not be all that wrong in doing so.
The gist of my comment is not for or against how extensive or not the vaccine side effects are. It’s about which narrative the “science” “officials” want to use, and the LameStreamMedia wants to back them up on, and that is about the political narrative the media wants to promote and THAT depends on which party is in the White House.
I think after the regime has gotten everything they can out of the scamdemic, they will have no reason to not come clean about the vaxx. Their stooges will report whatever they’re told to report but for once they might actually be telling a truth that happens to pin a great deal of blame on Trump. As Trump loudly proclaims, this is his vaccine. The press will be pro vaxx and anti vaxx with no change in the presidency due to the reasons you assert. The only problem about changing the narrative midstream, Fauci will end up under the bus.
I didn’t dis him for using substack. I gave him credit for being a smart guy and an inventor when replying to someone who asked who he is. According to what I found on an internet search, he is credited with inventing the optical mouse, which is pretty darn cool — and I sure do appreciate it. Of course, what one finds on the internet is not necessarily correct, and did not intend to not give credit where due to the co-inventor(s). That’s really cool that one of the patent holders is a Freeper!
The thing with this particular piece is — it’s *normal* to have swollen lymph nodes after being vaccinated. Not just Covid, but *any* vaccine. So why the gasping and pearl clutching? And, no, it is not “unexplained” — see my #7.
I did not look at the comments there at substack before (and only skimmed a few just now), but there were some sane and knowlegeable people posting what I did, and then others scared the “adenopathy” would “cause breast cancer” and getting all upset. So sad these people are being scared over lymph nodes doing what they normally do after a vaccine.
If Steve Kitsch had a medical background, surely he would not post this, calling it “unexplained” like it was some sinister thing. Again, one quick internet search for “vaccine swollen lymph nodes” (without quotation marks) is all that’s needed to discover it’s perfectly normal if does not already know that.
I am not ascribing evil intent to him, nor even saying he is posting this as clickbait, but I wonder why he did not do that simple search. A number of the commenters there appear to have no clue what adenopathy is and are upset, and I suppose it must sound scary if one does not understand what that word means. Odd he did not at least explain what the word means. These are things that make me go “hmmm”. I chose the kindest explanation: he has no education or background in medicine and it shows.
“Fauci will end up under the bus.”
Fauci should never have been on the bus in the first place.
There should be terms limits for all federal bureaucrats.
The limit should be no more than x years (like 7-10 maybe) and because federal bureaucrats get salary raises, such raises, and the job, ends when the salary would exceed the presidents.
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