grievances “Myocardial infarction” effect of “child vaccine” type mRNA

“Myocarditis” (Myocarditis) Symptoms that are frequently mentioned during this period Because myocarditis is one of the side effects caused byVaccination against COVID-19 especiallymyocarditisborn in childrenmyocarditisIt’s not the only side effect of vaccination. because most of the time It is usually caused by an infection in the heart muscle. It is often caused by a virus infection. bacteria Fungi or parasites and in the income may be caused by the use of drugs chemical exposure or some kind of disease

However, myocarditis can occur in both adults and children. Sometimes there may be no symptoms. or may show severe symptoms such as

• chest pain or shortness of breath
• chest pain
• arrhythmia
• shortness of breath both during breaks and during activities
• Swelling in the legs, feet and ankles
• weak
• have other symptoms indicating a viral infection, such as headache, body and joint aches, fever, sore throat, or diarrhea

However, symptomsmyocarditis in childrenafter receivingcovid vaccine-19 is causing quite a concern for parents, with information from Division of Epidemiology, Department of Disease Control The Ministry of Public Health said that after the use ofmRNA type found to be reportedmyocarditisThe incidence of myocardial infarction after the second dose is estimated to be 16 in 1 million doses of injection. It occurred after receiving the second dose of vaccine than the first dose.

Symptoms usually persisted from the first day to 5 days after the second dose, consistent with the most common reactions immediately after the second dose, and lipid nanoparticles, an immune booster. It may be a boosting factor that causes cross-immunity reactions. The most common manifestations are chest tightness, wheezing, tiredness and palpitations, occurring within 7 days of vaccination.

for the diagnosis of myocarditis Electrocardiogram, lung X-ray, and blood test to look at the protein of the heart muscle (Cardiac troponin). It is advisable to consult a cardiologist to assess the functioning of the heart.

treatment Treatment is palliative with medications such as anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), steroid drugs (Prednisolone), including Colchicine. Almost all patients have recovered. No deaths were reported. After the initial treatment is complete, the patient will undergo further monitoring of heart function.

However, although Myocarditis is not serious and can be treated. and may not result in acute heart failure in patients But over the long term, the disorder damages the heart muscle and gradually increases the risk of heart failure. It also puts people who have had myocardial infarction at risk of acute heart failure and other conditions.

source: www.pobpad.com
Division of Epidemiology, Department of Disease Control

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