VAERS reported that females developed painful weeping vaginal lesions after the C-19 vaccination.
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Girls from 12 to 15 developed vaginal ulcers two days after the second dose of the C-19 shot.
When they received the first dose, they didn’t face any complications, but after the second dose, they felt some pain. The girls have been diagnosed with a rare, non-sexually acquired painful condition called vulvar aphthous lesions, called Lipschütz ulcers.
It’s an abnormal immune response to infection and other inflammation sources.
Activated by vaccination.
“Although this is a series of adverse outcomes post COVID-10 vaccination, it does shed light on the multifaceted immune response one gains from a COVID-19 mRNA-based vaccine,” the paper concludes. “In addition, this series further supports the long-held belief that vulvar aphthous ulcers are an immunologic response rather than a sign of a genital infection themselves.”
One girl at the age of 12, without sexual history, had a fever a day after receiving the second dose of the Pfizer jab.
“As vulvar aphthous ulcer results from an immunologic response to an inflammatory source, the COVID-19 vaccine likely resulted in the development of ulcers once this patient’s immune response was activated by vaccination,” dermatologists Sabrina Popatia and Yvonne Chiu of the Medical College of Wisconsin stated.
Another case, a 16-year old, non-sexually active girl with muscle pain developed lesions in her vaginal zone one day after the second dose of the Pfizer jab. Two days later, the right-sided lesions in the vaginal area coalesced into a yellow and gray ulcer.
The doctors diagnosed her with vulvar aphthous ulcers that appeared two days after the second dose of the Pfizer jab. Also, she developed a fever and insomnia.
There have been thousands of reports of girls having problems after the C-19 shot only in the past six months, but the US VAERS have registered 400 cases.
Five-year-old with vaginal lesions!
VAERS report shared that a five-year-old girl from Colorado felt muscle aches, arm pain, and difficulty walking once she developed vaginal lesions.
10-year-old traumatized
One report described a harrowing ordeal of a ten-year-old who got the second Pfizer shot on February 1, 2022, and developed vaginal ulcers. Later, she was hospitalized with fever and constipation, and abdominal and vaginal pain, so she was forced to undergo examinations and tests to rule out sexual abuse and other infections.
She underwent an enema and will have to be put under anesthesia for further examinations.
‘’ One adverse event report of a 13-year-old Texas girl diagnosed with the ulcers following inoculation in June 2021 describes a treating gynecologist saying it is a known side-effect of the shots. The girl woke with vaginal pain the day after receiving her second Pfizer dose and was in emergency rooms twice and sent to a pediatrician before being “covered in sores from the labia major to her vulva” and hospitalized for four days. Her treating gynecologist determined she was suffering from aphthous ulcers and said it was “a side effect that she was aware of from the covid19 vaccine.” Life Site News reported.
Six reports in Colorado
Girls from 13 to 19 from Colorado vaccinated with Pfizer jab developed aphthous genital ulcers after the vaccination process.
Mouth Ulcers
“Vaccination, in general, has been associated with mucosal side-effects and oral ulceration has been reported in subjects who received Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine,” stated gynecology specialist led by Adrienne Drucker.
From 1,881 reports of aphthous ulcers, an additional 3,446 refer to mouth ulcers.
“It is reasonable to hypothesize that vulvar ulceration may be caused by a similar mechanism and should be considered a rare side effect of this vaccine,” Drucker wrote in her case report of a 14-year-old girl with ulcers.
Pfizer response
Pfizer issued a statement claiming that the medical reports were coincidental.
“It is important to note that adverse events that are unrelated to the vaccine are unfortunately likely to occur at a similar rate as they would in the general population,” Julie Cohen wrote in e-mailed correspondence.
“A causal association of vulvar aphthous ulcers to the Covid-19 vaccine has not been established.”
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