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Long COVID – Vaccine Injury and Blood Type
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Long COVID – Vaccine Injury and Blood Type
Has anyone done a study on the correlation between blood type and COVID injuries? I am attending an HBOT treatment center here in Florida. I have found that most if not all the people attending the treatment center for COVID related injuries have a negative blood type. Also, every friend I asked who suffers from COVID problems has a negative blood type.
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Hi barbc, great question – hopefully someone reading has done a study. (If you have, please send us a link or drop your finding here.)
Looking up on a couple of AIs for: Any correlation between positive or negative Blood Type and Long COVID
I got this – Rh Factor and COVID-19
Some research suggests:
- Rh-negative blood types may have a protective effect against SARS-CoV-2 infection, intubation, and death.
- Rh-positive individuals may be more likely to test positive for COVID-19 compared to Rh-negative individuals.
and this: Rh-negative blood: Rh-negative individuals, regardless of their ABO blood type, may also be at a lower risk of infection and severe illness, including Long COVID (ARR = 0.79; 95% CI, 0.73–0.85).
Looking up for: Any correlation between positive or negative Blood Type and COVID vaccine injury
- Rhesus (Rh) Factor. The search results don’t provide specific information about correlations between Rh factor (positive or negative) and COVID-19 vaccine injuries.
And the other
- A meta-analysis did not find an association between Rh-factor and COVID infection.
There could be a built-in positive bias in play here. Still, great question. And if anyone reading has some info please do drop it here.
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