2023-05-20 19:50:00
A consultant cardiologist confirmed that vaccines have not yet been scientifically proven to be the main or direct cause for heart attacks or sudden cardiac arrestbut with the increase in the number of sudden deaths, especially among the youth, many questions were raised about the relationship between The corona virus or vaccines against it.
In this regard, Dr. Islam, a consultant in cardiovascular diseases, told alarabiya that The corona virus has taught us that the bacterium may cause an increase in coagulation rates in the body and lead to heart attacks or cause pulmonary embolism for those infected with it.
Cardiac arrest (photo: ingimages.com)
As for vaccines, the doctor said in a short phone call to the “Interaction” program broadcast on the Al-Arabiya channel, that the discourse on the negative effects of vaccines and the possibility that they are the cause of clotting of all kinds, is weak from a scientific point of view. According to him: “People who have had heart or lung events are from a group of those who have a physical tendency for the occurrence of these types of events.”
Vaccines against the corona virus (Photo: REUTERS/Dado Ruvic)
Dr. Islam pointed out that sudden cardiac arrest – since most cases were due to blood clots, or pulmonary attacks without sudden cardiac arrest – attacks, based on science, those who have a genetic or hereditary tendency to cardiac events. He concluded and noted that still The scientific link that vaccines against the corona virus are the main or direct cause of heart attack, cardiac arrest or sudden death has not been proven.
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