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however, blood clots where one of the side effects of the astrazeneca vaccine, not sure about the mRNA vaccines. this prompted my OP.
by uwagar 3y ago
however, blood clots where one of the side effects of the astrazeneca vaccine, not sure about the mRNA vaccines. this prompted my OP.
- Terr_ 3y agoIANACellularBiologist, but while that vaccine doesn't use mRNA (it uses a crippled version of another virus) the goal is still to get some cells calmly exposing spike proteins on its outer membrane... so I'd still group it together in the "should be easier for your body to find and dispose of the spike proteins" category.
- scotty79 3y agoIt was due to use of specific adenovirus shell. Some people have some weird antibodies that in some cases might cause clotting problems because of the interaction with adenovirus shell. Just a bad luck that has nothing to do with coronavirus spike proteins. So mRNA vaccines don't suffer from the same problem.
- uwagar 3y ago15% seems high
- scotty79 3y agoBecause it's a high, made up number. Actual incidence of blood clotting induced by adenovirus vaccine is closer to one in 100000.
- uwagar 3y agoif the article contains made-up things one wonders if the article itself is made-up.
- scotty79 3y agoOh, sorry, I mistook 15% as the number referring to clotting issues caused by astra zeneca vaccine. If it refers to post covid clotting issues and long covid in general it may very well be accurate.