Might be. I don't know, and I couldn't see it in the study. But the study indicates that the vaccines are partially protective against sequelae (by comparing v

Might be. I don't know, and I couldn't see it in the study. But the study indicates that the vaccines are partially protective against sequelae (by comparing vaccinated covid-19 patients with unvaccinated) and that the sequelae is not due to vaccine (by comparing a vaccinated group without a record of covid-19 to a vaccinated group with record of covid-19). So nothing in the study suggests any adverse effects from vaccines. Also may be worth noting, that the increased risk of all sequelae was found to be very low for patients without a hospitalization record in connection with their covid-19 infection.