Google tranlate tells me these aren’t really “new deaths”. Looks like two more of the five people with the CVT have died. Very sad but not a new safety signal.
Yeah, that seems to be the case.
Looks like there won’t be any new cases in Norway for the next while seeing as they’ve not currently got any intention of using any more AZ vaccine and all of these five cases got sick between 3 and 12 days of being vaccinated.
thanks, i'll ask about timing.
People need to really be wary of spreading misinformation about this.
Thanks. Did managed to find some details as well. Should be officially open in summer and will be used for the vaccine updates. Hope to be able to make enough for the whole country in a 4-6 month time frame. Not really clear if we can make them completely on these shores though.
Bruising at the site of injection is not unexpected. Bruising or bleeding elsewhere would be the thing to look for
Yep, they're maybe 12/18 months ahead of where they were expecting in terms of their own facility.
. But the handling side (fragile chemicals that require special handling and a tricky cold chain) means that you need to have the right factory.Indeed they do. I'm booked in to have mine today at 1:30 and I was a little hesitant as I mentioned earlier in this thread, but also excited in a strange way too.
I was where you are now, mate, three weeks ago. Panic stations because of all the shit being said around the internet. Only comfort I can offer is that aside from feeling a bit tired and a couple of little head aches every now and again, it was fine.
Thanks mate.
Id like to see Redcafe do something about it..
She noticed it 4 days after her vaccine (AZ 1st dose), far from the injection site.
Yeah, I’ll take that, and I apologise.
That's good news.
Representative patient population. Everyone getting the same dose interval. That’s what a properly run study looks like. Could have saved everyone a load of hassle (and got FDA approval months earlier) if all their studies had followed that same protocol. Still, though, good news. For countries they are able to supply.
Don't be worried. You're doing the right thing for sure and a bit if concern is far from irrational. Let us know how it goes and try and enjoy it. It's the first part of getting back to normality and you being protected and keeping good health. Not only that but protecting your loved ones and others loved ones.
If it's any help I will say that both the German and the UK haematology specialists are saying that the benefits outweigh the risks. In particular that there's no sign that these rare adverse reactions are more common in people with a history of thrombosis or aneurism.
Still unknown, as we don't really know enough about how quickly immunity wears off. Antibodies are declining markedly by about 6 months, but other bits of the immune system like T cells may still be ready to fight.
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Thanks for that. It will be interesting to see how the whole vaccine passport thing plays out over the next couple of years.
It's just a press release right now, but that says the trials were in people over 18.
Did they call you?
Nah emailed, but I'm in Switzerland.
Sounds efficient!
I was going to say something about the Swiss being efficient in everything they do (which is generally true), but their response to the whole pandemic has been quite...peculiar.
Yeah, I have a mate who was able to get his vaccine this way. I think it depends on they type of inhaler you were prescribed.
Good chance you’re with the same practice as me and they’re fecking useless.
So the current guidance for asthmatic patients is
