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> And what kind of medical doctor would not investigate a possible case of myocarditis (or any other kind of heart problems)? One that fears ostracism from th
by maerF0x0 5y ago
> And what kind of medical doctor would not investigate a possible case of myocarditis (or any other kind of heart problems)?
One that fears ostracism from their peers or profession. In my region it's become heresy to even consider there may be risks to taking the "safe" vaccine.
I personally experienced this even before the vaccine's efficacy/safety was established when I expressed concerns about the medical industry's track record citing thalidomide (fetal deformities) and omeprazole (stomach cancer) as two cases where things were "safe" until they were not.
- 13415 5y agoThat's crazy and I'm sorry to hear that. I guess I'm lucky to have only had doctors so far in my life who listen to their patients and exclude possible diseases with the usual diagnostics. Sometimes medical doctors simplify small risks because laymen are often unable to judge them adequately in lack of good comparisons. The better way would be to provide meaningful comparisons, though.