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COVID-vaccinated QLD police officer ‘had surgery’ before blood clots – 7NEWS.com.au
Health officials are investigating the clotting reports, but it’s understood there is nothing yet to suggest a link to the vaccine.
Health authorities are investigating the reported case of a man who presented to a Brisbane hospital with blood clots after receiving a COVID-19 vaccine.
According to a report, the man is a police officer who suffered the clots three days after receiving a Pfizer vaccine dose.
However its understood the patient had recently undergone knee surgery and the clots are more likely to have been a side effect of the surgery.
There is nothing yet to suggest the clots are linked to the vaccine, 7NEWS understands.
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