FDA warns on potential Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine link to rare disorder (retired, million)

[Enough_Already]

Originally Posted by Workin_Hard

I’m unvaccinated. This is why. How many more?



https://www.foxnews.com/health/fda-w...guillain-barre

RARE!


A peanut would cause more harm if given to hundreds of millions of people

[Enough_Already]

Originally Posted by Corrie22

The FDA is planning to warn about a second rare side effect linked to Johnson & Johnson's coronavirus vaccine, a report says

Officials plan to warn of a rare, serious disorder linked to J&J coronavirus vaccine, a report says.

https://news.yahoo.com/fda-reportedl...182033025.html

Do you know what the word "rare" means? How many people would have side effects if given one peanut?

[MissTerri]

Originally Posted by BOS2IAD

It's not just COVID vaccines that are linked to Guillain-Barre:

https://vaccinelaw.com/lawyer/Guilla...nza%20vaccines.

There is always some risk involved when one gets a vaccination of any kind.

I'm not trying to make light of this. In fact, my husband and I got the J&J vaccine a few months ago. We've also had, in the past, tetanus and flu shots.

That said, I've noticed that the side effects from the mRNA vaccines don't seem to get the same amount of attention from the MSM.

Totally agree with the bold.

[Enough_Already]

Originally Posted by MissTerri

Totally agree with the bold.

Because they are RARE! Peanuts cause more damage than these vaccines but peanuts do not save lives like these vaccines do.

[Variable]

Can get the same rare disorder after getting Covid. It's a condition that occurs on rare occasion after having a virus.

[Workin_Hard]

Originally Posted by DiddysBongQuest

Covid makes it easier for whatever condition you already have yo kill you faster.

So by your definition, if someone has athlete’s foot and falls down the stairs, breaking their neck, then athlete’s foot should be listed as a cause of death?

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Originally Posted by Workin_Hard

So by your definition, if someone has athlete’s foot and falls down the stairs, breaking their neck, then athlete’s foot should be listed as a cause of death?

Ridiculous analogy but you do know that is exactly how the adverse event database works.

[Goodnight]

Originally Posted by Workin_Hard

I’m unvaccinated. This is why. How many more?



https://www.foxnews.com/health/fda-w...guillain-barre

Did you read the entire article, it's not necessarily causal, 95 cases out of 12.5 million and your concerned, come on.

What we do know is that close to 100% of the new deaths are from unvaccinated so go ahead and remain unvaccinated.

The warning comes after about 100 preliminary reports of Guillain-Barré cases against a backdrop of about 12.5 million Johnson & Johnson doses administered, the FDA said in a statement Monday. Of the total, 95 cases were serious and involved hospitalization, with one reported death. However, the FDA stopped short of pinning a causal relationship between the vaccine and the rare disorder.

"Although the available evidence suggests an association between the Janssen vaccine and increased risk of GBS, it is insufficient to establish a causal relationship," the statement reads, later adding, "Importantly, the FDA has evaluated the available information for the Janssen COVID-19 Vaccine and continues to find the known and potential benefits clearly outweigh the known and potential risks."

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Rare indeed. Like getting struck by lightning. Seriously.

[ChristineVA]

Guillain-Barré? I believe every vaccine you ever could possible get can cause this syndrome? In fact, getting COVID can also cause you to get Guillain-Barré. Whatever, I get this warning from every vaccine I've ever had administered.