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Myocarditis could be caused by wrong application of the vaccines. From what I understand, people that apply the vaccine should 'aspirate', which basically mean

by wsc981 5y ago

Myocarditis could be caused by wrong application of the vaccines. From what I understand, people that apply the vaccine should 'aspirate', which basically means: 1) insert vaccine at location where muscle is supposed to be 2) slightly retract to see if blood enters inside the jab 3) if no blood is entering the jab, apply vaccine. Otherwise throw away and retry with new vaccine. If blood was returned, in that case the vaccine is at a location of an artery and having vaccine applied to arteries seem to have a high correlation to causing myocarditis. More info in this YouTube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HsACTX0_ihs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HsACTX0_ihs

raxxorrax 5y ago
> Myocarditis could be caused by wrong application of the vaccines. Probably if you hit an artery. Also I saw many nurses disinfecting wrongly, you are supposed to wait a few seconds after applying disinfectants.
dannyw 5y ago
100% agree, both of my friends who ended up in the ER mentioned the doctor did not aspirate (one works in healthcare so knows this).
blub 5y ago
In Germany the Vaccine commission recommends against aspiration because it may cause discomfort and there's no benefit to the patient. I don't think anybody does it, it's been like this for years and I'm not aware of any changes during the pandemic. It was certainly not recommended when I got my shot mid 2021 and I had to explicitly ask for it, because I got AstraZeneca, which causes blood clots in the brain and those in turn were suspected to be correlated with a potential accidental intravenous injection.
- dham 5y ago
  Not true, in Taiwan all nurses aspirate with this vaccine.
  - blub 5y ago
    I meant nobody in Germany, I have no idea how it’s done in other countries :-)
uwagar 5y ago
many vaccine administrators refuse to aspirate, they say its no longer necessary.
- stmfreak 5y ago
  Ah yes, the highly educated CVS parking lot vaccine administrator. I called my local doctor asking for the vaccine because I wanted it administered by someone used to delivering vaccines and trained in same. They don’t have them and referred me to CVS and Walgreens. I cannot help but wonder if the administration is correlated in the high number of adverse events.
- NullPrefix 5y ago
  >Otherwise throw away and retry with new vaccine. Could this be in any way related?
mewpmewp2 5y ago
It could be as many people who have complained of long term issues, also mentioned they felt metallic taste immediately 15 seconds after the administration strongly hinting that vaccine hit the bloodstream.

by wsc981 5y ago

raxxorrax 5y ago

> Myocarditis could be caused by wrong application of the vaccines. Probably if you hit an artery. Also I saw many nurses disinfecting wrongly, you are supposed to wait a few seconds after applying disinfectants.

dannyw 5y ago

100% agree, both of my friends who ended up in the ER mentioned the doctor did not aspirate (one works in healthcare so knows this).

blub 5y ago

In Germany the Vaccine commission recommends against aspiration because it may cause discomfort and there's no benefit to the patient. I don't think anybody does it, it's been like this for years and I'm not aware of any changes during the pandemic. It was certainly not recommended when I got my shot mid 2021 and I had to explicitly ask for it, because I got AstraZeneca, which causes blood clots in the brain and those in turn were suspected to be correlated with a potential accidental intravenous injection.

dham 5y ago
Not true, in Taiwan all nurses aspirate with this vaccine.
- blub 5y ago
  I meant nobody in Germany, I have no idea how it’s done in other countries :-)

uwagar 5y ago

many vaccine administrators refuse to aspirate, they say its no longer necessary.

stmfreak 5y ago
Ah yes, the highly educated CVS parking lot vaccine administrator. I called my local doctor asking for the vaccine because I wanted it administered by someone used to delivering vaccines and trained in same. They don’t have them and referred me to CVS and Walgreens. I cannot help but wonder if the administration is correlated in the high number of adverse events.
NullPrefix 5y ago
>Otherwise throw away and retry with new vaccine. Could this be in any way related?

mewpmewp2 5y ago

It could be as many people who have complained of long term issues, also mentioned they felt metallic taste immediately 15 seconds after the administration strongly hinting that vaccine hit the bloodstream.