In the General/Chat forum, on a thread titled Q ~ Trust Trump's Plan ~ 08/19/2023 Vol.470, Q Day 2122, Sobieski at Kahlenberg Mtn. wrote: Gastroparesis is a side effect of diabetes drugs Wagovy and Ozempic, which are the current off brand use fads/drugs for weight loss.
ThankQ for that helpful info!
I decided to check VAERS (medalerts.org) to see if there was a date correlation. First, I checked and though Ozempic was approved in 2017, it didn't 'take off' until 'several months' ago.
The other one, Wagovy, has been in high demand since 2021 so that may account for some of the caseload. These people would be reporting after getting the shot.
VAERS is poorly designed intentionally so I can't say I'm really surprised that the date of vaccination for 1713 records was impossible (going back to the year 1905 etc.) . Those submitting a report to VAERS get an automated message saying the CDC has 4-6 weeks to review their report before publishing, and still another 133,974 records were missing the date of Covid vaccination. *sigh*
The months Jan - July of 2021 accounted for most of the gastroparesis (almost 1 million)- which overlaps with both the popularity of Wagovy and the introduction of the Covid 'vaccine'.
The numbers of reports for Covid vaxxes continues to attenuate after that up to the present. However, other commonly taken vaccines didn't have this concentration of cases. Commonly taken flu vaccines had a bubble in August/September of 2021. Very odd looking at this data.
VAERS maintains a separate classification for 'diabetic gastroparesis' and post Covid 'shots', there were only 7 cases. For the 2021 Jan - July time frame, that might rule out diabetics prescribed Wagovy, and Ozempic hadn't taken off yet. So it looks like the bubble for Covid vax may likely remain relatively intact, even if diet drug cases account for some.
Those first 7 months in 2021, the Covid 'shot' patients would be the most fragile patients - elderly and comorbidities, Whatever the case, the doctors hand wrote 'gastroparesis' in almost 2 million records instead of selecting the option 'diabetic gastroparesis' already made available.
I checked to see how many people getting the Covid 'shot' developed gastroparesis within 9 days, for the same time period (Jan - July 2021). Approximately 60% of the original bubble for that time frame became ill (gastroparesis) within 9 days.
I tried again (jan - July 2021) and this time checked to see how many became ill with gastroparesis within the first 3 days after the shot. The number drops to roughly 50% of the total cases. I think there is evidence that a portion of the gastroparesis is related in time to injection.
Lastly, I tried searching (Jan - July 2021) for patients reporting gastroparesis onset ocurred the same day they were vaccinated. The number drops to 30% of the original for this bubble in time.
The original number of gastroparesis cases reported to VAERS following Covid shots was 1.6+ million. The overall number of those patients reporting symptoms (regardless of vax date) occurred the same day as receiving the Covid 'shot' is about 32%. I think that relates the shot to gastroparesis regardless of any drugs they might be taking. However, I'm neither a doctor nor a statistician.
total 518,879 Note that there a few other ways doctors can diagnose gastroparesis - the few other terms I checked did not have significant numbers of additional cases - but I may have missed a few search terms.
Again, thankQ for the input!
