"Is the incidence of COVID-19 vaccine blood clot problems any higher than with other immunizations?"

AI Overview

No, the overall incidence of standard blood clot problems following COVID-19 
vaccination is not significantly higher than with other routine immunizations, 
though a specific, ultra-rare type of clotting syndrome was uniquely tied to 
older adenoviral-vector formulas.

Large-scale comparative studies, such as research published in Blood and 
monitored by Thrombosis Canada, demonstrate that after adjusting for underlying 
health risks, the rate of standard blood clots (like deep vein thrombosis or 
pulmonary embolisms) is statistically identical between people receiving mRNA 
COVID-19 vaccines and those receiving annual influenza shots.


Statistical Comparison of Clotting Risks

While standard risks are stable across platforms, specific vaccine types vary in 
rare adverse event profiles:

_Vaccine Type / Status_   _Risk of Clotting Events_   _Context & Key Distinctions_
                                                        Rates track perfectly
mRNA Vaccines (Pfizer /    No elevated risk            with baseline populations
Moderna)                                               and standard flu shots.

Adenoviral Vaccines
(J&J / AstraZeneca)        ~2 to 10 per million        Linked to a unique,
                            doses                       highly specific immune
                                                        condition called VITT.

Active COVID-19 Infection  Up to 140,000 per           The virus itself creates
                             million (14%)              massive inflammation and
                                                        a severe clotting threat.



There is *zero* evidence of an elevated blood clotting risk from the COVID-19 
vaccines. AlleyPussyBitch and all the rest of the knuckle-dragging right-wingnut 
shitbags are lying. They *always* lie. It's what fascists do.