Dödligt virus från Kina orsakar panik (SARS-CoV-2, COVID-19)

The study of more than 13 million veterans also found that vaccination against the virus that causes COVID-19 reduced the risk of death by 34% and the risk of getting long COVID by 15%, compared with unvaccinated patients infected with the virus. However, vaccines were shown to be most effective in preventing some of the most worrisome manifestations of long COVID – lung and blood-clotting disorders – which declined about 49% and 56%, respectively, among those who were vaccinated.

Konstigt det där - en spruta ger högre chans för long covid (för att long covid är bara bieffekter av vaccinet enligt dig) men sen SJUNKER förekomsten av long covid när man tagit 2 eller 3 sprutor.

Den logiken hänger jag inte med på.

https://medicine.wustl.edu/news/long-covid-19-poses-risks-to-vaccinated-people-too/

Här har man kollat på vaccinerade och ovaccinerade.



Tänka sig - 49% respektive 56% lägre risk för att drabbas av det antivaxxers påstår är en bieffekt av vaccinet.

Among omicron cases, 2501 (4·5%) of 56 003 people experienced long COVID and, among delta cases, 4469 (10·8%) of 41 361 people experienced long COVID. Omicron cases were less likely to experience long COVID for all vaccine timings, with an odds ratio ranging from 0·24 (0·20–0·32) to 0·50 (0·43–0·59). These results were also confirmed when the analysis was stratified by age group

Overall, we found a reduction in odds of long COVID with the omicron variant versus the delta variant of 0·24–0·50 depending on age and time since vaccination. However, the absolute number of people experiencing long COVID at a given time depends on the shape and amplitude of the pandemic curve. For example, given the high numbers of people infected with omicron in the UK from December, 2021, to February, 2022, our data are consistent with the UK Office for National Statistics, who estimated that the numbers of people experiencing long COVID actually increased from 1·3 million in January, 2022, to 1·7 million in March, 2022.4 Considering the UK omicron peak of more than 350 000 new symptomatic COVID-19 cases per day estimated on March 26, 2022, by the ZOE app model and 4% of cases being long COVID, future numbers with long COVID will inevitably rise.

We identified 56 003 UK adults first testing positive between Dec 20, 2021, and March 9, 2022, who satisfied the inclusion criteria. These cases are hereafter referred to as omicron cases as more than 70% of UK cases were estimated to be attributable to the omicron variant during that time. Using identical selection criteria, we identified 41 361 UK adult cases first testing positive between June 1, 2021, and Nov 27, 2021, referred to as delta cases as more than 70% of cases were attributable to the delta variant. Both symptomatic and asymptomatic infections were considered, and, for the omicron period, we included only participants testing positive before Feb 10, 2022, to ensure all participants had at least 28 days for symptom reporting after testing positive.