Health Care Worker Had Serious Allergic Reaction After Pfizer's Covid Vaccine

MSN.com ^ | 12/16/2020 | Noah Weiland

[mykroar]

A health worker in Alaska had a serious allergic reaction after getting Pfizer’s coronavirus vaccine on Tuesday and was hospitalized, according to three people familiar with official reports of the person’s health. The person was still in the hospital on Wednesday morning, under observation.

Government officials were scrambling on Wednesday to learn more about the case. The worker had no history of drug allergies but it was unclear whether he or she suffered from other types of allergies, according to one person familiar with the case.

[Dutch Boy]

Just rolled out and there is a severe allergy reaction on an early vaccine taker. Also a warning that we shouldn’t be surprised if older people die after the vaccine. What else can we expect. Not a comforting start.

[jdege]

Which makes this different from every other vaccine not at all.

There’s a reason they always tell you to sit around the clinic for half-an-hour, after a shot.

[doc maverick]

Allergic reaction to outer viral shell proteins. Might explain why some people had I stand massive respiratory shutdown from the virus.

[David Chase]

So far there have been 10’s of thousands of vaccine administered.
An adverse allergic reaction in some people is perfectly normal and acceptable.
Pretty damn good that there was ONLY one so far.

Anti- vaxxer’s reactions are expected too......THE VACCINE WILL
KILL US ALL!!

[albie]

Does it say... “oily discharge, chest pains, blood pressure fluctuations, headaches, nausea and vomiting may occur”?

[jerod]

One in a million... Not so concerned.

[unlearner]

Twitter must immediately block any posting of this article.

Suggesting that a person can have an allergic reaction to a vaccine is spreading harmful disinformation.

Do I need /s?

[asinclair]

Quite frankly, it's not a question of "if" but "how many and at what severity." There is also the issue of outlier issues with other medications, especially meds taken in very few patients. I'm not an anti-vaxer. I do want to know more about the vaccine before I expose myself to it. Also, there are other vaccines, and I want to comparison-shop. I'm one of those people who read the information sheets on my medications. By reading, you learn what you must avoid. For me, it's grapefruit.

[mikelets456]

....and government wants to keep the Covid/vaccine scare going until the economy is utterly destroyed.

[Dutch Boy]

I am not a anti-Vaxer. What I am is skeptical of this one. I don’t trust that covid is what they say it is. I don’t trust how leaders reacted to it. I don’t trust the death count. I don’t trust the claimed covid test results. I don’t trust the people that claimed the proven existing therapeutics were as bad as claimed. I don’t trust the people pushing the vaccine. Basically after being lied to at every turn, I am very skeptical about the vaccines created for this particular virus.

The vaccine has not existed long enough to determine affects on fertility, birth defects, interactions with a wide range of meds, future carcinogen effects, and a host of other unsuspected side effects.

[Deepeasttx]

Bill Gates admits that the vaccines are for human depopulation. According to him, to stabilize the world population, 350,000 people must be eliminated per day.
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https://2020conservative.com/bill-gates-vaccines-are-best-way-to-depopulate/

[Capt. Tom]

So far there have been 10’s of thousands of vaccine administered.
An adverse allergic reaction in some people is perfectly normal and acceptable. .Pretty damn good that there was ONLY one so far.

People are allergic to many different normal things like bee stings and eating peanuts , or taking certain prescribed medications, but those can prove fatal or make the person sick.

Same goes for anything else taken inside the body whether by mouth or injection, or eaten as food.

So each of us has to make a decision on whether to take the covid-19 vaccine depending on our age and health and what we glean from the experiences of those who have taken it. -Tom

[miserare]

Common sense.

[trebb]

If we do what they do with each and every “Covid death” for any potential reactions to the vaccine, we may as well become Dem operatives and help them steal all the elections from here on out because we will have become them.
There’s always gonna be cases, both real and imagined, of bad reactions to any vaccine just as we all react differently to certain viruses.
A few days running, folks freaked about 4 cases of Bell’s Palsy w/o having a clue that the cases in the test group were only 1/4 the rate of cases for the population at large.

I may not take the vaccine, but I’m not gonna keep trashing it out of personal ignorance.

[Clay Moore]

If you die from the vaccine, is that still counted as a Wuhan death?

[Slyfox]

What do people really expect when they didn’t even do the animal studies?

[patriotfury]

Guess the male fetal lung tissue didn’t take well...

[docsintown]

Color me surprised

[dawn67yo]

on the lighter side...Jeff Foxworthy on Side Effects
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eSdNMRtvq5g