A New Side Effect of the COVID Vaccine Stymies Radiologists

re: A New Side Effect of the COVID Vaccine Stymies Radiologists

KeepLookingUp1 — 3/14/2021 12:57:15 PM

I did read the report. It said rare in others. It is not being rare for the COVID vaccines. The MD Anderson Cancer Center has seen 5-10 false positives a week and is warming its patients that swelling could impact results for up to six weeks after vaccination, so they urge patients to plan accordingly. The headline may be viewed as misleading, but the side effect is real, and women who are getting mammograms need to tell the radiologist if they have had the COVID vaccine.

re: A New Side Effect of the COVID Vaccine Stymies Radiologists

lyonsksl1 — 3/13/2021 11:21:23 PM

I would not say it "stymies" Radiologists since it is apparently seen after other vaccinations. Per the report it states: "Rare cases of UAL identified on imaging after recent ipsilateral upper extremity vaccination have been documented after other vaccinations, including seasonal influenza, Bacille CalmetteGuerin (BCG), human papillomavirus (HPV), and H1N1 [14-21]

re: A New Side Effect of the COVID Vaccine Stymies Radiologists

mammywitch — 3/13/2021 7:11:28 AM

Hmmm...more side effects coming to light. Did ANYONE ever question how/why we got this vaccine to the public so quickly? Wasn't it almost like they were "prepared" ahead of time for this "pandemic"? Was it because the powers that be KNEW it was coming? Was it a test to see how quickly they could pull the wool over the public's eyes and line them up for jabs? Was it to see just how gullible the public is about their genocidic agenda? I would bet my money on a YES to all the above!