Elevated evidence in monkeypox cases is not associated with the Covid-19 vaccine

Article published by Exposé,blog We regularly publish false information about Covid-19And sharing Facebook Claims to be suggested by official government reports Recent reports of monkeypox Not real.

These infections are actually concealed by public authorities to explain the side effects of the Covid-19 vaccine, claiming that the recipient is infected with a type of acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS). doing.

Monkeypox is a rare infectious disease found primarily in parts of West Africa and Central Africa.this Can be sent between animals, Between humans, between animals and humans.In the last few weeks Increased cases reported in at least 23 countries Throughout Europe, North America and Australia, 179 cases As of May 29, it has been confirmed in the UK. The NHS says there is a risk of catching monkeypoxIn the UK, it is transmitted through close contact with people suffering from this disease.

There is no evidence that recent cases of monkeypox are actually misdiagnosed as side effects of the Covid-19 vaccine. There is no evidence that the Covid-19 vaccine infects people with AIDS. The data are unknown and the Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) states that there is no evidence of a causal link between shingles and the vaccine, but the vaccine re-infects the existing shingles (shingles) infection. There is some evidence that it can be activated.

The claim that people diagnosed with monkeypox actually got various illnesses is not really based

Exposé’s article Recent increase in monkeypox cases in Europe, North America and Australia It is a cover for an increasing number of illnesses with similar symptoms.

It is true that monkeypox has symptoms that are also found in other more common illnesses such as herpes, shingles, and chickenpox. Most notably, all of these illnesses can cause rashes that look similar.

However, Exposé does not mention that monkeypox is diagnosed by laboratory tests, not just clinical observations.

UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) has confirmed all facts Cases of monkeypox reported by the United Kingdom Confirmed by PCR test. PCR tests are also provided to people with a rash similar to that seen in monkeypox patients, so it is unlikely that people will be misdiagnosed as having this disease.

There is no clear association between the Covid-19 vaccine and monkeypox-like conditions

The article further claims that the Covid-19 vaccine has led to a significant increase in cases of “herpes-related infections.”

As evidence, this article cites data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS).. VAERS is a database that allows anyone to report adverse events, that is, unexpected medical events that occur after vaccination.

This is not a reliable data source for assessing possible links between vaccines and specific conditions. As explained earlier, “Adverse events” cover unexpected medical outbreaks after vaccination, but are not the same as “side effects”. That is, the adverse events reported using VAERS are not necessarily vaccine-related or caused by the vaccine.

A VAERS website disclaimer “The VAERS report alone cannot be used to determine if a vaccine has caused or caused an adverse event or illness,” he said clearly.

In this article, we will discuss the number of VAERS reports of “herpes-related” adverse events after vaccination against Covid-19, including some adverse events that are not necessarily related to herpes, and from 2008 to 2020. We are comparing the number of reports after all vaccinations.

Using this data, we suggest that the Covid-19 vaccine has resulted in more cases of “herpes-related infections” than all vaccines over the last 12 years.

It is true that using VAERS after the deployment of the Covid-19 vaccine has reported more adverse events such as herpes zoster and herpes than all vaccines administered between 2008 and 2020, which is a vaccine. Does not mean that is the cause of the increase in “herpes”. Related infectious diseases. “

However, although VAERS data is not particularly useful in this regard, Some others evidence The vaccination can cause reactivation of existing shingles (shingles) infections and may increase the risk for people who are already immunocompromised.

However, the evidence is not particularly clear. A spokesperson for MHRA said the complete facts: COVID-19 vaccination in adults and children in the United Kingdom.

“The expert working group found that the reporting rate of shingles after COVID-19 vaccination was not higher than that of naturally occurring shingles in the general population, and overall evidence is that COVID-19 vaccination and shingles. He advised that he did not show a causal relationship. Adults and children alike. ”

MHRA also confirmed the complete facts No previous evidence of causality Between monkeypox and Covid-19 vaccine.

Covid-19 vaccine does not cause AIDS

For Exposé Data that is used repeatedly False comparison of Covid-19 infection rates between vaccinated and unvaccinated individuals Claims that the Covid-19 vaccine causes a kind of AIDS..

In this latest article UKHSA Vaccine Weekly Surveillance Report Shows vaccinated and non-vaccinated case rates from January to March 2022 and calculates weekly vaccine efficacy estimates.

The data claim to indicate that the vaccine is less effective and even more negative (that is, vaccinated people are more Covid- than unvaccinated people. Not protected from 19).

It’s true that studies suggest a Covid-19 vaccine Some effect will be lost over timeAnd they too Not very effective in preventing symptomatic diseases Against the Omicron variant, which is currently dominant in the United Kingdom.

however, There is no evidence that vaccination with Covid-19 reduces your protection Performance of your immune system against Covid-19 or against other illnesses.

As explained earlier, It is not appropriate to use UKHSA data to calculate vaccine efficacy. surely, UKHSA Specifically, it states as follows. “Comparison of case rates between vaccinated and unvaccinated populations should not be used to estimate the efficacy of the vaccine against COVID-19 infection.”

Moreover, the inability of the immune system to prevent infection for a particular disease does not mean that someone has a “new form of acquired immunodeficiency syndrome.”

AIDS is a late progression HIV infection.. HIV can only be transmitted by direct contact with the body fluids of a person infected with HIV whose viral load is detectable.

COVID-19 vaccine Does not contain HIVSo they can’t cause AIDS.

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