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Disease and American and Drug Administration Control Centers yesterday released a joint statement on reports that Johnson & Johnsonvaccine May cause thrombosis of cerebral venous sinus - a rare blood coagulation condition that can be fatal. According to their statement, six cases took place in total for women aged 18 to 48, with symptoms of 6 to 13 days after vaccination. "I know there are people who have got the vaccine that is probably very worried," they addressed a media briefing later in the day. "For people who got the vaccine more than a month ago, the risk of them is very weak right now." However, "for people who have recently got the vaccine over the past two weeks, they should be aware of looking for symptoms." Read on to find out more about the symptoms you should search if you have received the Johnson & Johnson vaccine and to ensure your health and health of others, do not miss theseSigns that your illness is actually coronavirus in disguise.

TheMichigan Center of Complete StrokeExplains that the most common symptom of sinus vein thrombosis is a serious headache, "often the worst headache that a patient has ever had," they highlight. "It can be of sudden appearance, to develop over a few hours or develop over a few days."

According to the FDA, pain in the abdominal region is one of the main symptoms to monitor.

The Michigan complete stroke center explains that another symptom can be experienced in the leg or arm, which they describe as "numbness or weakness" of members or two members.

The shortness of breath or difficulty to breathe can be a sign that you have a blood clot.

Blood clots "usually took place at least about a week after vaccination and no more than three weeks after vaccination, with a median about nine days after vaccination," said Dr. Anne Schucha, Deputy Director Main, CDC. "We know that for these vaccines, for the first days after vaccination, there are flu symptoms that can include headaches. So, I think the internist and primary care providers, who care about patients , if they are to see a flu as symptoms and headache for the first days after my vaccination, "it's good but" it would be more important than if someone has presented to an emergency room with a very serious headache or with blood clots which - a history of the previous immunization is given and the appropriate direction must be instituted. So, if someone is found with very serious headaches, any type of shortness of breath, pain in their legs, pain in their abdomen, it is so serious that they would like to ask for a doctor, and if there are small platelets at that time, we must take into account this entity. "

"You must contact your health care provider and consult a medical treatment", if you meet the above symptoms. However, they emphasize that "these symptoms are different from a light flu like symptoms, fever and many people experience in a few days after the vaccine reception". They also urge the importance of being vaccinated with the other two vaccines-Pfizer and Moderna. "We do not see these coagulation events with low platelet figures with the other two vaccines. People who have appointments on vaccines with the other two vaccines should continue their appointments," he has declared.

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