I have not been able to find much about this. Everyone acknowledges some amount of myocarditis / pericarditis in some patients after vaccination. My question:
This is all new to me myself but from what I've been able to glean, myocarditis can vary in its severity to quite some degree. If it is mild, you might have good prospects of complete recovery. But if it's occurring to the extent that you need to be hospitalised, that's where you're dealing with a likelihood of heart scarring and permanent damage, and you have to entertain the possibility some of the grimmer prognoses like heart surgery or severely shortened life expectancy.
Honestly, I have no idea. 30-40 a day is pretty extreme. That's really heavy. Like, several orders of magnitude anything even studied, let alone reported.
I am kinda surprised that he took Pfizer, rather than NovaVax since he's Australian.
That being said, no one I know who's taken a vaccine has mentioned this issue. Not sure if maybe they're all getting the non-Pfizer ones or what. Not sure how common this is with Moderna or Johnson & Johnson.
Get him on ivermectin, it has helped people with long haul Covid and it has helped people with problems with the vaccine. One thing people have to be careful of is if they have any form of inflammation. The spike proteins zoom in and attack any inflammation they can fine.
Spike proteins, my dude. The faggcinated are a walking plague.
Forget trying to look at the numbers being provided, there is only ONE source you need to look at to see the increase in heart issues.
Check the increase in sales for Pfizers medication that treats myocarditis. That is the true sign of just how often it is occurring.
I believe it has tripled in sales in the past year, but I'm having a hard time finding the information now.
i saw a post about a banner year for clot meds like eliquis which is damn expensive
The heart problems mean it's working!
Leaky vaccine gonna leak
Good for you? This isn't a vaccine. Have a good day.
Edit: Got to watch now, you're reply makes sense and is uptrumped 👍 Left original for clarity
Ah sorry I didn't, blocked here at work. I'll updoot you and watch at home.
I have not been able to find much about this. Everyone acknowledges some amount of myocarditis / pericarditis in some patients after vaccination. My question:
Is there permanent damage?
What's the prognosis?
What's the treatment?
Diagnosis: "heart disease in the course of atherosclerosis".
Treatment: (expensive) meds & aorta operation.
Watch this video, please: https://www.bitchute.com/video/ChQwQBggc8TL/
It answers all the questions.
This is all new to me myself but from what I've been able to glean, myocarditis can vary in its severity to quite some degree. If it is mild, you might have good prospects of complete recovery. But if it's occurring to the extent that you need to be hospitalised, that's where you're dealing with a likelihood of heart scarring and permanent damage, and you have to entertain the possibility some of the grimmer prognoses like heart surgery or severely shortened life expectancy.
Honestly, I have no idea. 30-40 a day is pretty extreme. That's really heavy. Like, several orders of magnitude anything even studied, let alone reported.
I am kinda surprised that he took Pfizer, rather than NovaVax since he's Australian.
That being said, no one I know who's taken a vaccine has mentioned this issue. Not sure if maybe they're all getting the non-Pfizer ones or what. Not sure how common this is with Moderna or Johnson & Johnson.
That doesn't mean much tbh. It makes sense that they'd keep that sort of thing to themselves.
But you're right that 30-40 per day sounds too high based on what we've seen so far.
"I can't go to work, I'm having heart palpitations" is not something one can keep to one's self.
Get him on ivermectin, it has helped people with long haul Covid and it has helped people with problems with the vaccine. One thing people have to be careful of is if they have any form of inflammation. The spike proteins zoom in and attack any inflammation they can fine.