People’s adverse reactions to flu injections? Only serious comments please. Not the whether to have flu injection just your experience with adverse reactions
Flu injection reactions
Last edited 08/08/2024 - 13:49
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they deleted that section from the post
The edits never lie
Yes, some lady's husband has a heart attack and asks a simple question, OzB makes fun of her of situation and you're surprised she changed her post.
It's a win for internet autists.
@CaptainJack: Eh, it's more that somebody who fell through the cracks of the country's education system poked their head out of the grass and everybody came to look. People with the basic ability to think for themselves already know the answer to that question.
Yes, some lady's husband has a heart attack and asks a simple question
Some lady asks a heart attack question, and a skin cancer question, without mentioning they're at retirement age.
Sure, there can be adverse affects to any medical intervention, but this is going out looking for any other reason besides the one staring her in the face.
@CaptainJack: Did you know that every person who had a heart attack reported that they also drink water on a daily basis? Think about it.
Same issues as with the COVID-19 Injections
I got Guillaine barre from them
Stuck with it now
Never getting any such vaccine again
It can be reversed with Carnivore. Look up Dr Anthony Chaffee's YouTube.
Conditioning is real. Any adverse reaction to a drug or vaccine is just labelled as coincidence now..
Here is the science.
"Heart attack is a leading cause of hospitalisation and death in Australia, claiming on average 19 lives every day.
That's one person every 74 minutes.
….. and every year, 57,000 Australians suffer a heart attack."About 156 people in Australia get a heart attack a day.
19 of those people die.Source: https://www.hri.org.au/health/learn/cardiovascular-disease/h….
Shit happens.
True but when a reaction occurs after a vaccine then this likelihood drops considerably…
Please take a course in science/bilology and come back to me. Thanks. I did not neg you.
@CalmLemons: Lived up to your name.
I'm well versed on the matter. Data is indisputable that there is an element of risk after any medical procedure. Some more than others.
To instantly & entirely dismiss is just not logical.
@SlavOz
He's too busy driving his Mustang, keeping it under 3,000rpm
Vax topic felt incomplete without @least a mention
lwf
@spackbace: Lunch with fries
He's still in the penalty box
Hadn't noticed…
Sure they're still fighting the good fight and alt watching over us…
@spackbace: …another protracted absence 🤔
@randomusername2017: What's your angle?
Is it a coincidence that there was probably decades of plaque in their coronary arteries that decided to go cactus a day after the flu injection?
ProbablyNope, its the vaccine
/s
healthy husband
Is this a doctor's assessment or your personal?
Yes it's ultimately up to OP's husband's doctor to make a determination on what caused the heart attack, not the unpaid and unsung heart specialists of Ozbargain.
To answer OP's main question, all adverse reactions can be reported to the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA). TGA publicly publishes these adverse reactions on their website https://www.tga.gov.au/resources/resource/guidance/reporting…
Who has flu shots in August?
aocal
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Firstly, I'm sorry your hubbie had a heart attack and that you had a skin cancer and hope for full recovers from all….but
Translation: Can I blame bad things that happened to me/us on someone else?
Where oh where has commonsense gone to these days. We're surrounded by a sea of information and yet are dying from lack of knowledge.
They don't live very close to the information superhighway.
Used to be ED Nurse, yeah, some had heart attacks while running, eating, sleeping, dancing, praying and etc.
Surely pure coincidence. And no way you can use the word "healthy" unless you have all his blood test done on the spot, all MRIs, all Physical and mental test, and study his genes.
My mother nurse as well - and sadly yes, cardiac arrests occur from all kinds of activity & often from none at all. After this thread I'll await the 'Had heart attack while having sex, does my wife's vagina hold liability for this?" post. ;-)
Likewise skin cancers can show up ANYWHERE - in fact the superb skin clinic I go to starts their initial consultation with a very unpleasant image of a melanoma that was found on the anus of a French woman, despite her never having exposed this area to the sun in her life. The reason for this was that you were about to get a VERY THOROUGH examination - with literally no area unchecked. Not fun but beats melanoma for giggles…..
Was odd that the Doctor dimmed the lights, lit some inscense and had Barry White playing…..but I am sure thats explainable. ;-)
WHAT IS THE ETC I NEED TO KNOW. WHAT ETC, WHAT?
On assumption that your husband went into hospital as a result, would it not be appropriate to ask those doctors?
The question and posting in a forum eludes to conspiracy theory rather than any medical or informed assessment about your husband's condition.
eludes
I think you mean alludes.
Correct! My bad.
I think you mean alludes.
They were eluding to that.
With a contraversial topic such as vaccines causing problems, doctors might not make any comment so they cover themselves.
Generally I feel like doctors won't comment on what is going on until they are quite sure on diagnosis. I don't blame them!
For my Mum who had a major side effect from Covid Vaccine, she admitted to hospital due to sudden loss of movement and control from the waist down, the hospital doctors all actively denied it could be a result of the vaccine despite the timeline indicating it was a possibility.
It was later diagnosed that her condition was caused by the covid vaccine, diagnosed by a specialist. It can be something that takes a while to get confirmed. Doctors probably wouldn't know, and even if they suspected might not say anything.
Correlation does not equal causation. You haven’t stated your husbands health history, whether he has high cholesterol, stress levels, exercise history just to scratch the surface
True but if the reaction occurred straight after the vaccine then it dramatically chance of it just being the norm.
That's like saying if you were hit by a car straight out after an injection, the chances of one causing the other is dramatically changed.
JoeBogan: correlation isn't causation.
Carpe Diem: correlation is causation!!1!
Your analogy is ludicrous.
Every medicinal intervention carries a risk. This is fact. Some more than others.
If you have a reaction straight after, even though this was not explained, then this dramatically increases that there is a strong correlation.
"I've never used sunscreen in my life, but yeah, it must be the flu shot"
You messed it up bud, your chances of heart attack are lower after flu vaccination.
https://www.heart.org/en/news/2022/11/07/some-flu-vaccine-re…
But hey, if you want to increase your odds of dying from a heart attack or flu/others, by all means skip vaccines.
You messed it up bud, your chances of heart attack are lower after flu vaccination.
You messed it up bud, my comment refer to what the OP stated.
What I do or don't do, will do or have done is another private matter not discussed here.
Are you a bit over-reactive perhaps????
Or just latent aggression???
Not good … both.But hey, if you want to increase your odds of dying from a heart attack or flu/others, by all means skip vaccines.
In the trial you quoted, everyone got a flu vaccination. It was mainly looking at post injection adverse events, comparing those that experienced adverse events to those that didn't.
do you live near 5g towers and bad mouth bill gates?
Example: Your mechanic will not entertain the possibility that driving behind a white car made your headlight globe burn out.
People who understand how things work don't entertain silly possibilities. Try it out! Is there a subject you are genuinely knowledgable about that you can create your own example from?
You clearly didn't note I said possible, not probable.
Instantly writing off a possibility reveals your own biases.If only you'd said plausible instead. Would've made all the difference
So many different p words with near identical meanings to choose from can make it tough to articulate your agenda :/
"I said "possible", but then you provided a counter example about the word "possible", clearly showing you weren't paying attention to the word I actually used, which was "possible", not "probable".
what
Finally, an explanation for my headlight failure that I can understand!
https://medium.com/@m.sbeai/the-unusual-case-of-the-ice-crea…
My car won't start if I buy vanilla icecreamThe electromagnetic interference nearby the ice cream shop does it again.
Don't look up!
Of course, only people form the cooker community would entertain such possibilities.
Is it possible that you were the one who gave Ops husband heart attack?
Possible.
Touché :)
Yeah, let's get the deadbeat uneducated cookers to provide their scientific and medical diagnoses, that would be a lot more valuable. /s
Did you or your husband drink any water that day?
It has been proven that over 99.99% of people who have had heart attacks or got SCC skin cancer have had a drink of water within the previous 48 hours………..
Water consumption is a predictor of so many conditions! This is the 4th one I've heard of this week! Big Water has something they don't want us to know about…
Water consumption is a predictor of so many conditions!
Yes, especially in it's frozen form. It can be very addictive
Don't mix ice and ICE together.
For the 2025 season consider a homeopathic flu vax, guaranteed no side-effects… as there are no active ingredients.
Was hoping it was that video 😂
I'm going to break formation here and say "Yes, the flu injection definitely caused both those things", just because I think it would be funny if you told people "well someone on an internet forum said it" as the basis for repeating it.
I had a flu shot and experienced no heart attack the next day. Coincidence?
I've never had a flu shot and totally didn't have a heart attack either! Wow, we should hook up!
I've had a heart attack but never the flu vaccine, can I join your group?
I had a heart attack and had a flu shot the next day. Coincidence?
Sorry to hear about your husband & your cancer. The flu shot could be the cause, did he have any reactions to it on the day & the night of, leading up to the heart attack?
The Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) runs a safety surveillance systems called the Database of Adverse Event Notifications (DAEN) which captures reports of adverse events post injection. Anyone can report to it.
https://www.tga.gov.au/safety/safety/safety-monitoring-daen-…
Consider reporting both your husbands heart attack & your own skin cancer to the database. You can do it yourself, or ask your doctors to do it. If you ask your doctors they may not be aware of the system or may not want to report it because they don't believe there is a connection between the events. Nevertheless, if asked, doctors should report it.
Some more information is here:
https://www.tga.gov.au/safety/safety/safety-monitoring-medic…Searching the DAEN can be accessed from this page:
https://www.tga.gov.au/safety/safety/database-adverse-event-…A lot of people have experienced similar sudden unexplained events.
Sorry to hear about your husband & your cancer.
It is #fakenews, this is a troll post…
LOL jv calling someone a troll, what time to be alive.
You can't handle the truth?
Its like typing Google into Google.
I'm surprised a vortex didn't open up, breaking our current dimensions reality.
This is sure to bring out all the cookers.
The true cookers are using the public bbq in the park.
If you go on Facebook you'll find plenty of people telling you vaccinations cause all sorts of illnesses.
For everyone else, correlation is not causation.
And for the really dumb, repeating mantras is of no help either.
How old are you and your husband?
4
Looking at an older post, op is now 68. Handy detail to leave out.
Is it just a coincidence that my healthy husband had a heart attack the day after receiving the flu injection?
Yes
I also have a SCC skin cancer that has developed near the area I received my flu injection.
Oh you mean on the bit of your arm that you have been exposing to years of sunlight without sunscreen?
Yes.