Thank you Dr Leong for providing mostly helpful, accessible advice. But did I hear you correctly? That one of the reasons for getting yourself sufficiently vaccinated with a second booster shot, ideally the bivalent type, would be seen as being considerate to a vulnerable member at home? By now, everyone must know that being fully vaccinated does not prevent one from getting infected/re-infected or passing on the bug. I'm afraid you may be misleading here.
We did not observe an increased incidence of neither pericarditis nor myocarditis in adult patients recovering from COVID-19 infection. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9025013/
@@mktoh Data from the UK and Nordic countries have shown that the risk of myocarditis in young males is more from 2nd (or 3rd) dose mRNA than infection. FDA vaccine experts Paul Offit and Cody Meissner have said this before.
The Singapore government recommends no strenuous activity for 14 days after each dose. This dramatically reduces the risk of myocarditis + pericarditis.
I scheduled last Friday for a Pfizer Bi-valent vaccine, only to find out that Pfizer is not available in the vaccination center.. Not sure where to ask of Pfizer is already available in Singapore..
I have few side effects (similar to flu plus diarrhoea) a week later after my 1st booster vaccination. Will I have similar side effects from bivalent vaccine?
Thank you Dr Leong. Such a timely video as my family is planning to go for our second booster tomorrow but I’m having some questions at the back of my mind. So helpful!
Thanks for sharing the evidences and correlation. I went for my 2nd booster jab and the person there ask my why I am changing from pfizer (past 3 doses) to Moderna and I got curious. Is there a reason for this question?
Thank u Dr Leong for the very clear explanation. My mum is 85 yrs old n had her Pfizers (1st & 2nd ) & Moderna (3rd ) this May. Does she need a 4th? She has diabetes, hypertension n cholesterol ( all under control ). If so, can I request a bivalent for her?
We did not observe an increased incidence of neither pericarditis nor myocarditis in adult patients recovering from COVID-19 infection. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9025013/
Thank you Dr Leong for providing mostly helpful, accessible advice.
But did I hear you correctly? That one of the reasons for getting yourself sufficiently vaccinated with a second booster shot, ideally the bivalent type, would be seen as being considerate to a vulnerable member at home? By now, everyone must know that being fully vaccinated does not prevent one from getting infected/re-infected or passing on the bug. I'm afraid you may be misleading here.
We did not observe an increased incidence of neither pericarditis nor myocarditis in adult patients recovering from COVID-19 infection. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9025013/
Not helpful at all, he sounds more like salesperson
@@mktoh Data from the UK and Nordic countries have shown that the risk of myocarditis in young males is more from 2nd (or 3rd) dose mRNA than infection. FDA vaccine experts Paul Offit and Cody Meissner have said this before.
@@colint3941 i have tried to post evidence of what you said but it kept getting deleted here
@@usagi1603 Top Singapore Pfizer & Moderna Saleman. !!!
The Singapore government recommends no strenuous activity for 14 days after each dose. This dramatically reduces the risk of myocarditis + pericarditis.
Not having the shot is a far better way of avoiding these risks.
So what happens when your are boosted and then get covid which a common recurrence now? Your side effects get worse?
Nowadays doctor are more interested in making money ...
I received a notice from MOH today mentioning that the moderna/spikevax vaccine is the only bivalent vaccine available now :(
I scheduled last Friday for a Pfizer Bi-valent vaccine, only to find out that Pfizer is not available in the vaccination center.. Not sure where to ask of Pfizer is already available in Singapore..
Have fun with your chest pains
Listening to you doc, it's frightening. You're frightening
Xbb 1.5 what are the symptoms?
None, none are better! None!
What is monovalent Vaccination
What about children 5-11yo, is bivalent vaccine available for them?
The best and safest vax is Cuba Abdala for adults and Soberana 2 for children..
thank you. I need this info!
Oh no, I got the moderna bivalent… so I got old one BA1 not new BA4/5 😅
Thank you Doctor, I have learnt something.
If I take the 2nd booster now, can I still go for my flu and pneumonia jabs due in January 2023?
I have few side effects (similar to flu plus diarrhoea) a week later after my 1st booster vaccination. Will
I have similar side effects from bivalent vaccine?
Do not take the poison shots
Thank you Dr Leong. Such a timely video as my family is planning to go for our second booster tomorrow but I’m having some questions at the back of my mind. So helpful!
I would stay well away personally. I've outright declined these so called 'vaccines' and haven't once worn a mask.
Thanks for sharing the evidences and correlation. I went for my 2nd booster jab and the person there ask my why I am changing from pfizer (past 3 doses) to Moderna and I got curious. Is there a reason for this question?
Dr Leong thank you for your sharing. Can I ask if a person has a fast heart beat which bivalent, do you recommend?
Excellent advice
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Thank u Dr Leong for the very clear explanation. My mum is 85 yrs old n had her Pfizers (1st & 2nd ) & Moderna (3rd ) this May. Does she need a 4th? She has diabetes, hypertension n cholesterol ( all under control ). If so, can I request a bivalent for her?
We did not observe an increased incidence of neither pericarditis nor myocarditis in adult patients recovering from COVID-19 infection. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9025013/
@@mktoh my question is whether my mum needs the 4th vax?
@@lttheoctopus NO!!!!!!
You're reducing her age if u do
Thank you Good doctor,for your very informative video. You are very well respected because you have always addressed our hidden fears.You are my hero.
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