JAKARTA – Director of the National Brain Center Hospital, Mursyid Bustami, gave an explanation regarding the disinformation circulating that the Covid-19 vaccination caused serious side effects, namely bleeding in the body. The news emerged along with the news of a brain hemorrhage that befell Tukul Arowana.
He confirmed that the information was not true. Until now, there is no strong and valid scientific evidence showing that there is a link between the administration of the Covid-19 vaccination and the occurrence of blood vessel rupture.
Even if there are side effects from the Covid-19 vaccination, they are still very mild and easy to handle such as fever, pain, drowsiness, hunger, and others. This effect usually does not last long, a maximum of 2 days after injection of the vaccine.
“Regarding the information that vaccines have a risk of causing brain hemorrhagic stroke, we have clarified that scientifically there is no relationship between bleeding stroke and the Covid-19 vaccine,” he said, quoted from a press release from the Ministry of Health, Sunday (26/9).
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Mursyid explained that about 20% of bleeding strokes are caused by blockages in blood vessels with the main cause being due to certain high risk factors and not caused by the Covid-19 vaccine.
The risk factors for stroke and become common respectors include diabetes, hypertension, poor diet, smoking, obesity, lack of physical activity, alcohol, and narcotics.
”If the bleeding stroke is usually a patient with hypertension. What happens is that the blood vessels are not strong enough to withstand high blood pressure, so there is a leak,” he said.
Mursyid revealed, actually there are 2 risk factors, namely those that can be controlled and those that cannot be controlled. Controllable risk factors should be prevented as early as possible so as not to become a ticking time bomb in the future. Prevention efforts that can be done is to start implementing a clean and healthy lifestyle. Not doing activities that can cause health problems in the future such as smoking, consuming alcoholic beverages, limiting the consumption of sugar, salt and fat.
Meanwhile, the risk factors that cannot be controlled are age, genetics, gender. To find out, you should do regular health checks to find out your health history so that if there are abnormalities in the body, it can be detected and anticipated as early as possible.
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”To find out, a thorough examination is carried out to look for risk factors so that we can control them as soon as possible,” he explained.
Editor : Marcellus Widiarto
Writer : Eko S
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