Adverse post-vaccination reactions. How many cases of thrombosis? [REPORT]

The latest report on adverse reactions after vaccination against COVID-19 shows that by 25 May they occurred in 9. 380 Poles. The vast majority of reactions were mild in nature. There have been fewer cases of thrombosis this week, but the number of deaths has increased.

1. The first COVID-19 vaccine was administered in Poland on December 27, 2020.
2. Currently, four preparations against COVID-19 are used in Poland (three two-dose and one that does not require a second injection)
3. Until May 27, our country had a total of 18 million 785 thousand. 240 vaccines
4. More information can be found on the Onet homepage.

How many unwanted vaccines have you experienced so far?

The report published on the gov.pl website shows that by May 25, adverse vaccine reactions occurred in 9. 380 people who were given one of the COVID-19 preparations. The vast majority, i.e. 7 924 adverse post-vaccination reactions were mild. This means that the vaccinated patients mainly experienced redness, soreness at the injection site or swelling of the arm.

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The previous report informed about 8 thousand. 662 adverse reactions, making a total of 18 new side effects between May 25 and 718. At the same time, on the day when we made the previous analysis, Poles received 16 million 812 thousand. 136 doses of the COVID-19 vaccine. Since then, 1 million 973 thousand jobs have been made. 104 new vaccinations.

Thrombosis and deaths following COVID-19 vaccination. How many new cases?

When preparing our weekly reports, we analyze the data available on the gov.pl website on an ongoing basis and monitor the number of cases of thrombosis, diseases related to blood clotting and deaths. There was not a single death in a vaccinated person last week in the table, and there were fewer cases of blood clots, embolisms and thrombocytopenia than in previous periods. The latest report shows that in the case of diseases related to blood clotting, we are still seeing a downward trend. However, the number of deaths among those vaccinated has increased.

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A total of 19 people have died so far among those who took the COVID-79 vaccine. They are mostly men (43). 36 women died after vaccination. There were five deaths between May 18 and 25.

By May 25, thrombosis had occurred in a total of 60 people. In the past weeks, eight more people have become suspected of having thrombosis. As for gender, thrombosis (or suspected thrombosis) was more common in women – 41 cases. In men, this is a total of 26 cases. Six people died with thrombosis or other clotting problems.

Among the post-vaccination reactions, there were also other diseases related to blood clotting. These are pulmonary embolism (in 4 men, one died and 11 women – including one suspected), pulmonary embolism with thrombosis (in 1 man), pulmonary embolism with thrombosis and thrombocytopenia (in 1 man), arterial embolism (in 2 men). and 1 woman), systemic embolism (1 woman), various types of embolism (1 woman), phlebitis (3 women), thrombocytopenia (4 men, including one with thrombosis and 4 women), problems with clotting (1 woman, fatal), blood clots (1 man, fatal), swollen blood vessels (1 woman), embolism (1 woman), thrombotic changes (1 woman), thrombus (1 woman) and cerebral infarction with a blood clot (in 1 male).

How many people vaccinated in Poland became infected and died from COVID-19?

The US CDC reported that only 0,01 percent. people fully vaccinated against COVID-19 have contracted the coronavirus. The research for the report included more than 100 million American adults who were vaccinated against COVID-19 by April 2021.

As for the situation in Poland, «Wyborcza» obtained the latest data from the Ministry of Health. These are the percentages for mRNA preparations (Pfizer and Moderna). According to MZ, AstraZeneka has not yet reported a death as a result of COVID-19 infection.

Regarding coronavirus infection among those vaccinated with the first dose, it was:

1. 0,45 percent in the case of Moderna (i.e. 5 thousand. 698 per 1 million 266 thousand. 300 people)
2. 0,75 percent for Pfizer (i.e. 62 thousand 976 out of 7 million 971 thousand 600 people)

After the second dose, there were fewer infections:

1. 0,12 percent in the case of Moderna (i.e. 388 out of 323 thousand. 100 people)
2. 0,32 percent for Pfizer (i.e. 12 thousand 13 out of 3 million 754 thousand people)

Some of the vaccinated people died as a result of coronavirus infection. The data is as follows:

1. After the first dose of the Moderny vaccine, 0,012 percent. without comorbidities (152 people), 0,021% with comorbidities (266). After the second dose, it’s 0,002 percent. no disease (6) and 0,011 percent. with comorbidities (36)
2. After the first dose of the Pfizer vaccine, 0,015 percent. without comorbidities (1196), 0,054% with comorbidities (4 305). After the second dose, it’s 0,007 percent. no disease (263) and 0,026 with comorbidities (976)

However, these data do not mean that protection from the Pfizer vaccine is the weakest. It is simply about the number of vaccinations performed, and in the case of Pfizer, the largest number was in Poland. The time between the administration of the vaccine and infection or death is also important. Each of the COVID-19 preparations takes a certain number of days to start protecting the vaccinated person.

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