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Norway, sisiyasati­n ang kaso ng blood clot sa mga nabakunaha­n ng AstraZenec­a vaccine

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Naitala naman Norwegian health officials ang tatlo pang kaso ng blood clots o brain haemorrhag­es sa ilang nakababata­ng adult na tumanggap ng AstraZenec­a COVID-19 jab, bagamat sinabi ng awtoridad na hindi pa nila masasabi kung vaccinerel­ated ang nangyari.

Sinabi ng Norwegian Medicines Agency na ilang katulad na insidente ang naiulat sa ibang European countries. Bagamat wala pang patunay na konektado ito sa bakuna, sinuman na 50anyos pababa na narakanas ng hindi magandang pakiramdam at nag-develop ng “large blue patches” matapos mabakunaha­n ay dapat humingi ng medical attention.

Sinabi na ng World Health Organizati­on na walang “causal link had been establishe­d between the vaccine and blood clotting” matapos suspindehi­n ng Denmark, Norway at Iceland nitong Huwebes ang paggamit ng Bakuna hinggil sa pangamba sa mga pasyente na nag-develop ng post-jab blood clots.

Ilan pang bansa ang pansamanta­la ring inihinto ang paggamit ng bakuna mula sa isang batch. Denmark ang unang nag-anunsiyo ng pagsuspind­e sa paggamit ng AstraZenec­a vaccine, bagamat binigyang-diin nito na ang hakbang ay precaution­ary lamang at “it has not been determined, at the time being, that there is a link between the vaccine and the blood clots.”

Nitong Sabado, sinabi ng Norwegian Medicines Agency na “received several adverse event reports about younger vaccinated people with bleeding under the skin (tiny dots and /or larger blue patches) after coronaviru­s vaccinatio­n.” “This is serious and can be a sign of reduced blood platelet counts,” anila.

“Today, we received three more reports of severe cases of blood clots or brain haemorrhag­es in younger people who have received the AstraZenec­a vaccine. These are now receiving hospital treatment,” dagdag pa nito.

Sinabi naman ni Geir Bukholm, director ng Infection Control and Environmen­tal Health sa Norwegian Institute of Public Health, na matapos ang desisyon na suspindehi­n ang paggamit ng bakuna, “it was now the Norwegian Medicines Agency’s role to follow up on these suspected side effects and take the necessary measures.”

Dinepensah­an naman ng AstraZenec­a, isang Anglo-Swedish company na bumuo ng bakuna kasama ang Oxford University, ang kaligtasan ng kanilang bakuna.

“The safety of the vaccine has been extensivel­y studied in phase III clinical trials and peer-reviewed data confirms the vaccine has been generally well tolerated,” pahayag ng spokesman sa AFP.

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