photo">
A 54-year-old woman died at the Blagoevgrad Hospital, having been vaccinated against COVID-19 a few days earlier, Bulgarian National Television reports.
The director of the medical institution, Dr. Ognyan Mitev, explained that she was admitted to the hospital in an extremely serious condition.
The first PCR test she had was negative. However, a scan revealed that part of her lung was severely damaged.
A repeat PCR test was performed, which was positive. The woman died of acute heart failure and pulmonary edema.
According to Dr. Mitev, the vaccine is not the cause of the patient’s serious condition. The deceased woman was a teacher at the school in the town of Rila.
“My sister was vaccinated on February 26 with AstraZeneca, she died a few days later, according to the death certificate from acute heart failure and pulmonary edema, blood vessel thrombosis,” said Zdravka, the sister of the deceased, quoted by BGNES.
According to her, however, her sister did not have a coronavirus, she was healthy, only with high blood pressure, for which she was taking medication. She was vaccinated to protect herself because she taught children.
She died on March 10, literally hours after she was admitted to the Blagoevgrad Hospital for treatment.
– .
