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Where can one get an AstraZeneca jab in Bkk? Should I bother?


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12 hours ago, ozimoron said:

AZ is not recommended anymore and I believe not even available in Australia anymore. Get the bivalent vaccination and stop listening to misinformation about mRNA vaccines.

I have heart disease and cant take the other brands. Looks like I will have to rely on the good old immune system. 

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46 minutes ago, freedomnow said:

'Vaccine' is a misnomer is it....by this point blatantly clear....

 

 

'Short-term immune booster' is more a realistic term.....

 

 

...like orange juice. ????

I don't know what that means. 

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17 hours ago, ubonr1971 said:

I have heart disease and cant take the other brands. Looks like I will have to rely on the good old immune system. 

Thats why AZ is not allowed in many countries anymore due to higher risks of blood clots. Take m-rna bivalent

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That's simply not true. There is no vaccine that is 100% effective in preventing the disease it inoculates against. 

 

Some of the vaccines against common childhood diseases are incredibly effective, at over 90% -  but many others are not.

 

Seasonal flu vaccines for instance, are only around 30% effective. Some of the newer malaria vaccines are about 50% effective.

 

A Three-Dose Malaria Vaccine Shows Safety, Efficacy

 

A vaccine is merely a medical product that elicits an immune response against a specific pathogen.

 

And, as mentioned above, how effective vaccines can be varies widely, with many of them less efficacious than the Covid vaccines. 

 

It doesn't mean they aren't vaccines.

 

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On 5/28/2023 at 12:04 PM, ubonr1971 said:

I have heart disease and cant take the other brands. Looks like I will have to rely on the good old immune system. 

If you are dealing with a hospital here then I would talk to them and see what they recommend.

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Are you sure there's thousands? According to the paper below from PubMed Central, between August 2020 and December 2022:

 

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A total of 5 relevant case reports were identified [where] COVID-19 vaccination led to arrhythmia, including atrial fibrillation within 14 days.

However, as that same paper also points out:

 

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It is always of debate to consider such arrhythmia due to chance or vaccine induced. [...] there is no way to prove a direct association between vaccines and arrhythmias currently ...

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9926928/

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24 minutes ago, GroveHillWanderer said:

Are you sure there's thousands? According to the paper below from PubMed Central, between August 2020 and December 2022:

 

However, as that same paper also points out:

 

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9926928/

Quotes you provided are misleading. Did you read the conclusion?:

"We propose that mRNA vaccination is associated with cardiac endothelial inflammation, which may lead to arrhythmia, including AF."

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1 hour ago, DudleySquat said:

Be specific. 

Makes no sense because you dont know the differences between B cells and T cells and how it is with vulnerable group of people. Here in Thailand die right now 45 people a week, makes one plane a month.

 

Read some study about the effects and probabilities for the i.e. heart deseases and m-rna protection.

 

1000 of studies worlwide.

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18 hours ago, Man Mart said:

I couldn’t get any covid booster in neither the government hospital nor the private hospital in Surin last week as they both had none in stock!

Come to Bangkok:).

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