[mewzilla]

Meanwhile, hadn't heard of this one before. And since they're admitting it, the problem must be too big to hide...

Why you might have a shingles flare-up after your COVID vaccination

[9YearLurker]

Meanwhile, here’s something else appearing on the horizon:

https://www.ajc.com/pulse/cdc-deadly-drug-resistant-superbug-jumping-from-person-to-person/NGIFKNDTGVBEJBEGXAB2U5V54I/

[palmer]

Thanks for the link. My friend who is about 75 got shingles after his second Pfizer. I told him it was from the jab, nobody believed me then, it was a few months ago. But I immediately suspected it.

From your link:
“Shingles reactivates when there may be some mild derangement caused by stress and other things like immune-suppressing medications and intercurrent illnesses, which allow the virus to then begin reactivating and producing the shingles,” he said, adding that the stress of getting a vaccine could act as a factor in causing a shingles flare-up.

I'm pretty sure it's more than "the stress of getting a vaccine".

Dr. William Schaffner, an infectious disease expert at Vanderbilt University and a spokesman for the Infectious Diseases Society of America, told the Associated Press that reports of shingles are just a coincidence.

I don't have a lot of friends, so I know if my friends have coincidental reactions or not. I have carefully studied the VAERS data and the statistics of heart attacks, strokes, etc. I know there are a lot of coincidences in VAERS but I also know there are more reports, for example using all synonyms of heart attack, than expected from the statistics of the general population.

[ecomcon]

That happened to my father in law. Never had shingles before.

[Flick Lives]

“It’s not that the vaccine caused the shingles; the vaccine was just one of what could have been many different triggers to have produced an episode of shingles,” Evans said.

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Oh, ok. That’s great.