Very unlikely (so far 1/1,000,000,000. Almost all woman). But can’t be absolutely sure. If symptoms last all day and are unusual (FOR YOU) would present to ER at big hospital (for you -> Johns Hopkins or University of Pennsylvania)
Answered 4/20/2021
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The risk of a serious blood clot is very very remote and not worth worrying about. The risk for woman is less than one in a million and for a man it is infinitesimally small. Wish you good health!
Answered 4/20/2021
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NO only females between between 25-48 have come down with blood clots. I had COVID last year and received the J&J vaccine in MARCH and only side effects have been fatigue .Mild symptoms are expected so don't worry.
Answered 4/21/2021
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Not to worry about something that occurred less than usual ( not more ) The incidence of blood clots in the general population is much higher than the 1 in a million seen in the 6 cases . Anyone anytime who has swollen legs , suddenly , needs to be evaluated for ,DVT’s in the legs. Part of the work to do with your primary Doc is to pre identify , things you are at risk for.
Answered 4/21/2021
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