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A member asked:
My 35 y/o son and i took pfizer covid vaccines 6 months ago.. didn't really get any reactions.. are we still at risk of developing blood clots! i am still concerned about that?
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The likelihood of a significant reaction six months after the vaccine is very remote. In any event the risk of blood clots from the vaccine is far far far less than the risk from an infection
Answered 1/31/2022
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No, highly unlikely. Good Luck
Answered 1/31/2022
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