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Broad-spectrum of non-serious adverse events following COVID-19 vaccination: A population-based cohort study in Seoul, South Korea

1. Kewl2 says:

   June 24, 2024 - 12:42 pm at 12:42 pm

   Jeff Childers – Covid & Coffee – June 24, 2024

   Another nail in the covid coffin appeared in a fascinating new preprint study published last week on MexRxIV, titled, “Broad-spectrum of non-serious adverse events following COVID-19 vaccination: A population-based cohort study in Seoul, South Korea.

   In the study, Korean researchers crunched several million medical database records, looking for adverse events after covid jabs, but with a twist. The twist was that, instead of looking for serious adverse events, they looked for non-serious adverse events.

   Non-serious events can include things like minor aches and pains, or things that doctors call non-serious but victims might disagree. Specifically, the researchers took data from the first 90 days after a safe and effective jab, and looked for gynecological, hematological, dermatological, ophthalmological (vision), otological (hearing), and dental problems

   You can guess what they found. “Incidence rates” at three months post-jab were significantly higher in the vaccinated, for 13 out of 14 adverse event types. These included “minor” medical issues like tinnitus, alopecia, gum disease, glaucoma, warts, herpes infections, endometriosis, and menstrual problems.

   All the events were individually ‘rare.’ But nobody toted up the combined risks of so many different enhanced risk categories. The mRNA jabs seem to have more possible side effects than any drugs in history. At this point, growing eyes in the back of your head seems like a real possibility.

   While non-serious adverse events grab fewer headlines than do ‘serious’ adverse events like myocarditis, they are still nothing anybody would volunteer for, given the chance. Had people known about the risks of getting these conditions, many people might have spurned the shots.

   Even if non-fatal, these “non-serious” AEs play a significant role in quality of life. People having these problems suffer. People who get these conditions might even disagree on whether they are “non-serious,” since they can make a huge difference in people’s lives.

   If your hair starts falling out, it might not kill you, but the contours of your life will permanently change. Or tinnitus, which can literally drive people crazy.

   And with each additional non-serious AE that people get, their lives can get exponentially worse, even though, conventionally, doctors would still classify these folks’ problems as “non-serious.”

   They only studied the first 90 days following the jabs. Who knows how ‘rare’ each condition might be, if they looked at a full year.

   Never forget: they promised everyone the only adverse effects were rare injection site pain or a couple days of flu symptoms. They never told us our hair and teeth might fall out. So it’s great news that somebody’s finally looking into these less medically-glamorous issues. The unsung victims also deserve a voice.

   Tick, tock.