Is the AstraZeneca vaccine safe?

[BeMuse]

If you are concerned about blood clots, all the mRNA vaccines face the same issues as well, but they are being hidden by the press… Extracellular RNA promotes blood coagulation and pathological thrombus formation which can lead to strokes, heart attacks, pulmonary embolisms, etc. That was expected before development even begun (along with a number of other serious issues), thus why corporations asked for legal immunity and why government agencies released vaccines on emergency use authorization. Those issues were observed in clinical trials and ignored for expediency... We knew the risks years ago. We just don’t have data on how frequently they will occur when utilized for the first time in larger human patient populations. This is all a large experiment, and if you willingly sign on you are accepting that risk with no means of recourse if things go bad… So you asking if they are safe, can only logically be answered with I don’t know, there is no evidence to suggest that they are safe yet, thus ethically I would have to side with no if I were to do no harm. Personally I’m waiting for clinical results for recombinant protein subunit vaccines. That is the best bet from a scientific stand point, but they are not available yet and it might take several more months for them to reach the market.

[genericname85]

if you're 70 years old or have severe auto-immune-deficiency and very likely to die from covid, what do you have to lose? if you're not, then you have lots to lose. i can't tell you if astra zeneca is safe. i think it's rushed development provides reason to doubt that. and since it's highly unlikely that you'll die even if you get covid, i'd personally stay away from it. not worth the risk. i'd peprsonally prefer to get covid and just sit it out. i know it's not gonna be pleasant but i'll survive, knowing my immune system is working well.

[Anonymous]

So safe the manufacturers have asked for zero liability if you are injured. So safe that the media lies about the side effects. Have you ever heard the media announce that any of the COVID vaccines have emergency use authorization? Have you ever heard the media clearly state that the safety trials for Pfizer is expected to end in January 2023?

I'm not sure if the others also end trials then either. But more importantly, why would people that have no reason to give a shit about you, or your family, care whether you are healthy or not...

[Hawner]

That is a tough ones. On one hand, you should get vaccinated, that is important; on the other, that particular vaccine had been giving problems, so someone with pre-existing related conditions should not take it.
Ask your doctor, explain insistently about your precondition and the compatibility with that vaccine, of there is no other one available.

[tallcuck]

No vaccine or medicine is safe. 19 people were killed in the UK by this vaccine. But if you haven't had covid yet, it is lower risk than the vaccine. It has killed 2 in a million, covid kills 1 in a 1000. But if you had covid and healed completely a vaccine can do nothing good for you as your immune already learned how to stop the the virus. But the media and politicians will tell you to get it even after recent infection where health complications are much more common occurrence and consequences more severe. Do not take the vaccine for at least 90 days after infection...

[purplepoppy]

I'm not a doctor but I do use vaccines in my occupation so I've a decent understanding. There's always a risk with any vaccine of side effects but the number it will effect will be tiny. You've more chance of being hit by a bus on the way to the clinic.

[nadiadennyxx]

No, don’t take any of type vaccines. I’ve heard from people that they feel really ill, tiredness, muscle pain and all sorts of negative effects. I don’t trust them TBH, you don’t know what they put it in the vaccines, maybe it could have some bad effects after a couple years.

[menina]

Well the AstraZeneca vaccine is very suspicious and it has been causing a lot of controversy.
Based on what you said about your clinical history, I think you shouldn't get this vaccine.
If some people died, then there's something wrong with it. I don't trust it.

[front2back]

With the amount of European countries that have restricted it's use if not stopped issuing the vaccine, I'm going with "plausibly not".

[Astarlessnightsky]

Its still questionable.

The chance of the blood clots in the brain do exists but the chance is really low.

But if your family have a genetic history of this its probably best to ask for the mRNA vaccine.

[Sevenpointfive]

i don't know a anything about astrazeneca. i would not trust that company

[weysally]

a few deaths from it come on its safer than not having it

[whatdoyouwantt]

They say it is but side effects can happen even months after. Lol

[Anonymous]

It’s been pulled in some places due to the number of people dying from blood clots. I’d say avoid it.

[ragequeen]

I barely leave my apartment and I have no plans of traveling this summer. So I refuse to take it. I will not inject myself with stuff that has not been properly and closely studied.

[yucel_eden]

It’s perfectly safe. I’ve had it.


The only one you shouldn’t do is the modarna vaccine from the USA.


That’s the one that’s experimental and uses an mRNA sequence.

[RyanK9b]

No, dangerous. I wouldn't take any bc there are no long time statistics for them what would be normally the case

[Skankhunt]

No, none of them are. So, stay away from the vaccines.

[Anonymous]

I know it has been banned in some countries and yesterday they advise kids under 16 to not take the vaccine.

I'll go with another vaccine if I'm honest.

[Anonymous]

COVID is here to kill you, do you think im wrong?

[Anonymous]

They’re still investigating it and they’re supposed to give an update today about it. Wait and see what it says.

[Wise4myage]

No, not from what I have read.

[serious]

Yes it is.

[Nachowedgie]

Nope