Females and Young Adults at Higher Risk of COVID-19 Vaccine Side Effects: Study

 

What we can say here, is that the uninformed are now showing up because they have chronic conditions that are not going away.  This obviously does not mean a new event but the overcoming of normal inertia.

It has become crystal clear that the JAB is not your freind.

It is also clear that damage is cumulative.  And just how long did they think this fraud could be operated?  The courts are now digging up the no go signals and it is not just one either.

The criminals must have believed that what they did was sufficient.  They certainly made folks sick but we still do not know the real death rate which by the by should now be in decline to below the origian lavel.

Females and Young Adults at Higher Risk of COVID-19 Vaccine Side Effects: Study

The authors also found different side effects were linked with different doses.

A woman receives a dose of Comirnaty vaccine at a pharmacy in Ajaccio, France, on October 5, 2023. (Pascal Pochard-Casabianca/AFP via Getty Images)

By Marina Zhang

11/24/2023Updated:

https://www.theepochtimes.com/health/females-and-young-adults-at-higher-risk-of-covid-19-vaccine-side-effects-study-5535263

Females and young adults are at an increased risk of suffering from side effects after COVID-19 vaccinations. People who take three doses as compared to two may present different side effects, a Japanese study finds.

The study published on Scientific Reports in November studied 272 hospital employees who received the Pfizer vaccine as a third dose between January to June 2022.

None of the participants had a prior history of COVID-19 infection, and all of their symptoms were examined and diagnosed by doctors at the hospital.

They found "higher frequencies of COVID-19 vaccine-related side effects" and "worse outcomes with longer recovery from side effects" among females and younger adults compared to males and elderly adults, the authors wrote.

Third Dose Versus Second DoseThe authors found different side effects were linked with different doses, and the side effects after third dose tend to be more long-lasting and severe compared to the second dose.

Axillary pain occurs much more frequently in people who have taken three doses as opposed to two. Headaches and joint pain is a side effect that tends to be prolonged following the third dose compared to the second or the first dose.

At the second dose common symptoms include asthma symptoms, ear fullness, numbness in the upper arm, and injection at the injecting site.

The author associated the symptoms that occurred after the second vaccine dose with an allergic response while headaches and joint pains after the third dose were linked with inflammation and immune dysregulation.

Health Practitioners Report Similar FindingsDoctors and other studies have reported similar demographics in patients who report symptoms post-vaccination.

Females, particularly those aged between 30 to 50 tend to be at a higher risk of symptoms post-vaccination, according to REACT19's 2022 post-vaccine survey.

Additional vaccines also create a cumulative effect such that people who have taken more shots tend to be at a greater risk of worse symptoms, internist Dr. Keith Berkowitz, who has treated over 200 long COVID and post-vaccine patients, told The Epoch Times.

A Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention showed that the majority of people who report anaphylaxis are female.

Additionally, a JAMA Network Open study similarly showed that females tended to report adverse effects from Moderna and Pfizer vaccinations. The authors of the study reasoned that females tended to produce a greater number of antibodies after vaccination, and that the higher levels of estrogen and progesterone in females may also result in different symptom manifestations.

Younger people also tend to have a stronger immune system, and the side effects experienced by the patient may be a result of the immune response, the authors reasoned.

The COVID-19 mRNA vaccines induce the body to produce spike proteins. These spike proteins can damage the blood vessels and cause clotting, inflammation, and even autoimmunity. Greater symptom severity is suggestive of having more reactive symptoms due to the body's attempts to fight off the spike proteins.

While this may help in clearing spike proteins, it may also prevent recovery as the body directs its resources toward fighting an infection rather than resting and recovering. "If the immune system is functioning better ... the body functions better as a whole and the body can use its needed sources elsewhere," Dr. Berkowitz said.

Changing DemographicsNurse practitioner Scott Marsland of Leading Edge Clinic told The Epoch Times that in recent months he has seen a shift in his patient population.

"I have a lot more male patients these days and ... we're getting more patients who have had multiple vaccinations and boosters," Mr. Marsland said. Many of the patients now come from recommendations from friends and family who think that they may be suffering from vaccine side effects. Since these people have not been following the research on COVID-19 vaccine injuries, they tend to be a lot more skeptical and distrusting, he added.

Dr. Berkowitz similarly added that as the pandemic progressed, he started to get different patients with the majority being patients who have had several COVID-19 infections and also taken several doses of the COVID-19 vaccine. Dr. Keith said that since each infection and injection will increase the load of spike protein, "I'll list how many times have they had the vaccine and how many times have they been infected [to assess treatment]."