Topic: Anaphylaxis

Calculations suggest a conservative underreporting factor of 31 for adverse events, meaning the actual number of injuries is significantly higher than what is visible in VAERS. The range of reported issues covers nearly every physiological system, including the heart, liver, lungs, and skin. While myocarditis is the most publicized side effect, the sheer variety of 14,000 distinct types of adverse event codes suggests a broad impact on human health.

Patrick Jordan lists various physical manifestations of serum sickness, including urticaria, angioedema, aching joints, and malaise. He argues that skin rashes following vaccination are indicators of systemic internal damage rather than mild side effects. The discussion distinguishes serum sickness as a type III hypersensitivity reaction, separate from immediate type I reactions like anaphylaxis or common allergies.