According to one report, the Covid-19 vaccine participant, whose unpredictable illness had halted Ast Strazeneca trials, came down with an inflammatory syndrome known as transverse myelitis.
One man was involved in a UK trial when he came down with a condition that affects the spinal cord and is frequently spread by viral infections, a source told the New York Times.
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According to the Mayo Clinic, both sides of the illness become inflamed, interfering with how messages are sent throughout the body and potentially causing paralysis.
According to one report, the Covid-19 vaccine participant, whose unpredictable illness had halted Ast Strazeneca trials, came down with an inflammatory syndrome known as transverse myelitis. (iStock)
It is also associated with pain, muscle weakness, sensory problems or bladder and bowel problems.
The drug giant pledged to investigate with Britain’s Oxford University whether it was responsible for the developed vaccine syndrome.
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“This is a routine action that has to take place whenever there is a potentially unexplained illness in any trial, when it is investigated, to ensure that we maintain the integrity of the trial,” Strazeneka said in a statement.
“In the big test, illnesses will happen by chance, but an independent review is needed to examine this carefully.”
