A Phang Nga Community College pupil who developed blood clots after receiving her second Covid-19 vaccine shot has died of a haemorrhagic stroke following mind surgery. As reported by the Bangkok Post, the coed, 20 yr old Ketsiree Kongkaew, who had had her left leg amputated, died on Monday morning at Songklanagarind Hospital in Hat Yai.
Having first obtained the Sinovac vaccine, Ketsiree was reported to have suffered a blockage of a limb artery after receiving the AstraZeneca vaccine as her second shot. Complaining of a fever and chest pains around three days after receiving the shot, she was initially recognized with a bladder infection by a doctor at Phangnga Hospital.
After experiencing severe pain in her left leg, she was subsequently referred to Surat Thani Hospital, with an X-ray revealing blood clots requiring urgent surgical procedure. With her situation persevering with to worsen, she was first transferred to Krabi Hospital, then Songklanagarind Hospital, where the choice was made to amputate her leg.
Songklanagarind Hospital had obtained permission from her relatives to carry out surgery, with a health care provider advising that she had skilled bleeding in her brain. Ketsiree – who remained ผลไม้ following the operation, and who was reliant on a ventilator – was pronounced useless on Monday after suffering the stroke. According to the report, medical doctors mentioned the haemorrhage was a aspect impact of medication used to treat clots.
The Bangkok Post has reported that the National Health Security Office has provided Ketsiree’s family 400,000 baht in monetary assistance.
The World Health Organisation notes by way of its website that the chance of blood clots is way larger from Covid-19 itself than from the AstraZeneca vaccine. With the vaccine, the WHO advises that as of July 15, 2021, data exhibits that these signs happen in about 4 to 6 folks out of every million vaccinated (varying based on age, sex and geographical location)..