Pfizer vaccines (illustrative image).
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On Facebook, the photo of a note left by a doctor on the door of her office indicating that she has to cancel her appointments because of a "bad reaction to the vaccine" has been seen nearly 300,000 times.
For those opposed to vaccination, this is proof of the harmfulness of this drug.
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, the practitioner, who practices in Vaucluse, regrets the diversion of her message on social networks.
"When the doctor is HS because of the sting ...", "vaccine hecatomb".
On Facebook, anti-vaccine Internet users make their honey from a handwritten message that seems to have been posted on February 11 on the door of a doctor's office.
On this improvised poster, the doctor explains that she "reacted badly to [her] second dose of vaccine" against Covid-19 and therefore had to cancel her appointments for the day.
She apologizes to her patients and warns that she may also have to cancel her consultations the next day, Friday February 12.
On Facebook, the photo of the message sent by the doctor to her patients.
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For some social media users, this poster is proof of the dangers of vaccination.
“The doctor sick with the vaccine.
Photo taken this morning ”, caption thus a little looking Internet user, who shared this photo on February 16.
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was able to track down this general practitioner practicing in Piolenc, a village in Vaucluse.
Malika Addala confirms that she posted this message at the door of her office on February 11.
“I did this for the sake of transparency,” she explains.
I wanted to reassure my patients and be honest.
The practitioner had notably wanted to prevent,
in this way,
a patient whose phone number she did not have.
“I'm doing great today!
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After receiving the second dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine, she says she experienced side effects for twelve hours: chills, fever and headaches.
These are known side effects for this vaccine, the benefits of which "continue to outweigh all the risks", recalled the European Medicines Agency at the end of January.
"I'm doing very well today," insists the doctor, who quickly resumed her consultations.
This reaction is a sign of good immune defenses and proves that the vaccine is effective!
“Today she regrets the misuse of the meaning of her message on social networks.
"If I had to redo my vaccine, I would do it again" defends the general practitioner, who advises her patients to be vaccinated against Covid-19.
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