04-05-2021, 04:04 AM
(04-03-2021, 05:48 PM)fChk Wrote: First, No!.. I didn't notice any side effect in both instances.
Second, there is no definitive proof of a causation between the AstraZeneca vaccine and the blood clotting issue. Indeed there were 30 registered cases out of more than 30 millions treated with the same vaccine!.. That's basically the same probability for someone, somewhere to have a blood clotting problem in the general population... It's in the noise really!..
Thus there is not even any correlation here, let alone a causation.
My opinion on this is that the bad press for the AstraZeneca vaccine has a taste of a tacit 'vaccine War'!.. The competitors do have an incentive to trash someone else's product.
Third, there is a major difference between AstraZeneca and SinoVac vaccines. the first is injecting you with an adenovirus that has a gene copy of the SARS-CoV-2 spike protein while the second has the non-virulent part of the whole SARS-CoV-2 material... Meaning, theoretically the immunization from the SinoVac must be superior than the one generated by the AstraZeneca... The problem, as always, is that there is not much data published on the SinoVac to judge how it's really doing...........
Fact that 30 causes get blood clotting and also receive AstraZeneca vaccine is concerning me, HAHAHA. Well glad that you don't find any side effect, I hope me too when I get any type vaccine. Let's just hope all is good and God help us with these vaccine without any side effect.
About Sinovac, many country already used it and they also test in their own country. We have the number from Brazil, etc etc. So we can see how it's going. It might be not too good but at least that's what we have now and we really have no option.