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My friend had a scratch on his leg before taking the c19 vaccine, four days after vaccine, it got infected, coincidence?
He went to the doctor and got medications, but never told the doc he got the vaccine. Maybe it's an allergic reaction to the vaccine?
7 Answers
- Anonymous2 days ago
Cuts/scratches on a leg would get infected long before COVID-19/vaccines. Yes, it is a coincidence. BTW, the side effect of not getting a COVID vaccine is 553,000 American deaths and counting. Refusing the vaccine is not being neutral. BTW, I am a Republican, wear a mask and got vaccinated.
- Diane ALv 74 days ago
No, it’s not an allergic reaction, and should have nothing to do with a vaccine which would not impact skin staph from causing an infection. It takes several days for a wound to infect as bacteria, staph, have to grow. It would have infected regardless.
- ?Lv 74 days ago
Coincidence. It could have gotten infected, if he wasn't taking care of the scratch properly. He should have told the doctor about getting the vaccine. The medications could cause a reaction with it.
- TarkarriLv 74 days ago
Yes. Coincidence. There is no reason the virus or vaccine would have any effect on an open wound.
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- Andy CLv 74 days ago
No. It's called the immune system got taxed. Secondary infections are so common they this question is giving me a good laugh.
Thank you.