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J&J vaccine possibly linked to neurological disorder


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There have been 100 cases that are being investigated. 

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Pennywise

Did J&J, like, put whatever in it why are there so many news about it :air:

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TEANUS

“Might” “slightly” “raise the risk”

not “strongly likely to” “cause rare brain disorder” 

Wish we didn’t need “groundbreaking” news articles every time ANY emerging science arises

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SharkmanthaC

You can get this from other things too. Even from covid. I hope they do lots of research before blaming it on the vaccine fully. However it’s still scary. 

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Chic

There’s 5x the amount of obese children than the number of deaths from the virus up to this point, interesting factoid

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TimisaMonster

I have too many things to say about these vaccines but I'll just put :yennefer:

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alsemanche

It's VERY rare 

The FDA said 100 preliminary reports of Guillain-Barré syndrome had been filed with the US government's Vaccine Adverse Reporting System, out of 12.8 million Janssen vaccines given

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Tempest

I’m a neuro nurse. Guillain-Barre can happen from a lot of different viruses. It pretty much triggers an autoimmune reaction where your body starts to attack it’s own nerves. 
 

Don’t get me wrong, Guillain-Barre is scary, but this doesn’t surprise me. Also, most people recover. It can be serious though, because it can paralyze your respiratory muscles so you can’t breathe. 
 

TLDR; you can get Guillain-Barre from a lot of things, just living your daily life. While this is scary, it’s still v uncommon. 

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reysus

My grandfather nearly passed about 20 years ago after he got Guillain-Barre, most likely from getting the flu vaccine. I wasn't old enough to remember what it was like for him, but I know that afterwards he lost a lot of his taste and strength in his legs. Not sharing this to scare people, but to show that in life and in medicine, there are always going to be risks. 

I think it's difficult because if you don't disclose these cases and side effects, people will say that you're covering something bigger up. But if you do, even extremely rare cases can be harmful for public health by scaring people :icega:

edit: please please do get the vaccine if you have for some reason chosen not to, because people like my grandfather have been recommended to avoid it by doctors. So please do your part to protect those who cannot be protected by the vaccine.

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Lilbit

I got the J&J vaccine in April, and I’m fine. Never even felt pain in my arm for a moment. It’s superior to all other Covid vaccines on the market, and the science has proven it time and time again. 
This is just going to be one potential risk added to the lonnnngggg list of risks with any vaccine. 
The J&J vaccine uses the same technology we’ve been using for a majority of our vaccines for decades, and it’s already proven to not require a booster dose unlike the other Covid vaccines. It’s also been proven to work against the delta variant. 

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Jill
1 hour ago, Chic said:

There’s 5x the amount of obese children than the number of deaths from the virus up to this point, interesting factoid

What are you implying?

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CyanLights
14 hours ago, Chic said:

There’s 5x the amount of obese children than the number of deaths from the virus up to this point, interesting factoid

What are you trying to say with this statement? We saw you were online and commenting on other threads after making this, so if you are going to make a statement like this you could at least respond to @Jill’s question.

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Chic
3 hours ago, CyanLights said:

What are you trying to say with this statement? We saw you were online and commenting on other threads after making this, so if you are going to make a statement like this you could at least respond to @Jill’s question.

Not trying to say anything, it was a fact I read recently

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