Vitreous Hemorrhage of Pre-Retinal Location after COVID Vaccine. Clinical Case Report

Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) is an infectious disease caused by a new species of β-coronavirus named severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) [1]. It is a singlestranded RNA β-coronavirus whose genome encodes structural proteins, nonstructural proteins, and accessory proteins [2].

The mortality rate is higher in elderly patients and those with preexisting health conditions [3]. The lack of effective treatment means vaccination, alongside other public health mitigation measures such as hand hygiene, increase of dissolved oxygen levels in drinking water [4], and social distancing, remains the only pathway to suppression of the virus and release from the pandemic. Panicked, many governments have approved the rollout of some vaccines through emergency approval procedures, and several clinical trials are ongoing worldwide to find specific treatments and vaccines for COVID-19 [5].

However, fears, rumors, and misconceptions persist, particularly regarding COVID-19 vaccines [6]. In accordance with FDA, most of the reports are minor adverse reactions which include body pain, chills, fatigue, fever, headache, nausea, and pain in the injection site. These usually appear on the first or second day of vaccination and may last for 2-3 days. Most people tolerate these adverse reactions while others experience greater discomfort [7]. Considering the post-authorization experience on the use of COVID-19 vaccine AstraZeneca of other countries, information on the very rare and serious adverse events of thrombosis and thrombocytopenia and in some cases accompanied by bleeding has been revised under the special warning and precautions for use.

Female, DOB: 05/May/1944. Fitzpatrick Phototype IV. Systemic hypertension, moderate, controlled with Enalapril, 1 x 24. She sees light and dark, LE surgery for a fall, retinal detachment; they placed a silicon band on LE. DM-, HAS+. Take Enalapril, 1 x 24. Low thyroid function, Levothyroxine (Not operated on the thyroid), Cinnarizine, Letrozole. She had Cerebral Vascular Event (CVE) in 2015, 7 days hospitalized ISSSTE, in a coma. She has always suffered from high myopia, the throat feels discomfort, foreign body sensation. Cancer surgery, right mastectomy, and can’t sing. CA right breast? chemo, radiotherapy not for the money. Burning in the stomach, intestine. Bone and knee pain, cervical and fifth lumbar. Bring a catheter for chemo since June 2018

She was treated at our office since April 2019, by long-lasting vision troubles (Figures 1-15).

When the balance between mass and energy (which is amazingly accurate) is disturbed, distressed by factors of diverse nature, for example environmental, strange proteins, rare compounds, etc., the functions of the body become disorganized, and strange things appear, for example: the blood coagulates abnormally, even though the blood has done its job millions of years, millions of times. every day, he knows how to do it perfectly and is not forgotten, but to function well, it requires the amazingly accurate balance between mass and energy, as it has been since the beginning of time.

This work was supported by Human Photosynthesis®

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