The Director General of the Department of Disease Control reveals that the AstraZeneca vaccine is safe and does not cause thromboembolism.



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March 14, 2021, 5:10 pm

The Director General of the Department of Disease Control revealed that the “Astraseneca” vaccine is safe and does not cause blood clots in the blood vessels. Prepare a report from the medical team Before the planned injection

Dr. Opasakarn Kawinpong, MD. Director General, Department of Disease Control Reveal the number of people who received the COVID-19 vaccine in Thailand as of March 13, a total of 44,963 cases are medical / public health personnel, including 29,292 volunteers, other officials. That they had the opportunity to contact 9,786 patients, 1,822 people with underlying diseases and 4,063 people in vulnerable areas.

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For today’s report after vaccination No serious adverse reactions have been reported. That has been confirmed by a panel of experts. Therefore, I want you to be confident that the vaccines administered to more than 40 thousand people are safe. While 4,141 minor adverse reactions were reported, this was not a problem.

Dr. Opas continued that from the event that there is an issue that European countries Especially Denmark report the incidence of thromboembolism in blood vessels. After AstraZeneca vaccination Causing many other countries, including Thailand, to delay inoculation of Astraseneca

For thromboembolic disease in blood vessels It is a disease that Thais are not familiar with. Why not people at risk of suffering from this disease. Most of the people at risk are European. Even when boarding a plane and sitting for a long time, there will be blood clots. Especially in the legs Long-term frost in the arteries makes the blood clot more easily, while Asians are considered low risk, with 1 million people with blood clots in the feet, only 10. You have a chance of scales OR a blood clot that spreads to the lungs. Causing blood clots in the lungs. Causing failure of oxygen exchange. And you may die Cause concern to the general public, including doctors and nurses

However, if the vaccinated population exhibits serious adverse reactions After vaccination The Board of Directors An investigation should be conducted on the cause. Which can be summarized in 4 ways:
– not related to vaccines
– related to vaccines It is an event that can happen. You will carry out the vaccination as usual.
– related to vaccines. It is a specific event. Consider stopping vaccinating the manufactured version, stopping vaccinating there, or modifying it.
– related to vaccines It is an unusual event. Will consider stopping all vaccinations.

However, for the discontinued Astraseneca vaccine, Dr. Opas said the experts from the Ministry of Public Health. And the Department of Disease Control There is tracking information. Review the information to the relevant departments. Either the World Health Organization or the European medical authorities. Confirm that the match is officially The AstraZeneca vaccine is safe and does not cause abnormal thromboembolism. And recommend the next vaccination

That in the morning the Department of Disease Control informed Mr. Anutin Charnwirakul, Minister of Public Health, and Mr. Anutin informed that if so, he would inform the medical team. Relevant committees to be known Then proceed as planned. What will probably be reported next week to acknowledge within the next week Continue with planned injection.

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