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Originally Posted by Kick 6
Yes, COVID can cause myocarditis. Myocarditis is inflammation of the heart and our immune system will try to kill any virus it finds, even in heart tissue. It depends on how invasive the virus is. Bacteria can do it also, that is why some people have to take pre-meds before dental procedures.
Delta was very invasive and penetrated many more tissues than Omicron. Omicron mainly infiltrates the nasopharynx, it rarely penetrates heat tissues.
IMO, we should not vaccinate just to try to stop Omicron.
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Tx for the clarification. I now wonder which is the more likely cause of myocarditis: the various strains of C19 or the vaccines themselves?
Is there any valid reason to continue having vaccine passports, since supposedly ppl can get it and spread it regardless if vaxxed or not...but surely one group is more susceptible than the other?
The main argument for these vaccines is that srs onsets are significantly reduced, but is this unequivocal and how valid is this for the avg person? Much appreciated.
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