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Germany’s vaccination board STIKO ständige Impfkomission, Standing commission for vaccination

Now recommends aspiration

The vaccine is to be injected only intramuscular (i.m.),

and in no case intradermal, subcutaneous, or intravenous.

In animal models, direct intravenous injection of an mRNA vaccine has led to Myopericarditis (both clinically and histopathologically).

Although inadvertent intravenous injections are rare during application of intramuscular vaccines,

aspiration of the needle is a sensible precaution when vaccinating against COVID-19 and can lead to increased safety.

Ferdinand, thank you

Denmark

Basically, we need to change the vaccine administration guidelines to include precautionary aspiration, prior to pushing in the vaccine. This will prevent cases of inadvertent intravascular administration of vaccine.

Here is some discussion to suggest inadvertent intravascular vaccine administration is a variable in the aetiology of complications after adenoviral vector vaccine administration and after mRNA vaccines.

These adverse events, although rare have reduced public confidence in covid vaccination, especially amongst the young, where vaccine rates are lowest.

It has long been known that intravenous injection of adenovirus leads to TTS in mice

Now, new covid vaccine specific work agrees with this previous work

Thrombocytopenia and splenic platelet directed immune responses after intravenous ChAdOx1 nCov-19 administration (29th June 2021)

The authors conclude, ‘Our work contributes to the understanding of TTS and highlights accidental intravenous injection as potential mechanism for post-vaccination TTS.’

‘We show that intravenous but not intramuscular injection of ChAdOx1 triggers platelet-adenovirus aggregate formation and platelet activation.’

‘Hence, safe intramuscular injection, with aspiration prior to injection, could be a potential preventive measure when administering adenovirus-based vaccines.’

Also after giving mRNA vaccines

A new study finds that giving mice intravenous mRNA vaccine also causes heart inflammation in mice.

Intravenous Injection of Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) mRNA Vaccine Can Induce Acute Myopericarditis in Mouse Model (August 2021)

‘Our study indicates that IV injection of vaccines might partially contribute to this clinical phenotype, thus warranting a reconsideration of the practice of IM injection without aspiration, which carries the risk of inadvertent IV injection.’

Agreement from ‘fact check’ from Leo Nicolai, Cardiology Fellow, Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich:

(German Centre for Cardiovascular Research)

‘Indeed, there is peer-reviewed work showing in mice that possibly intravenous injection of mRNA vaccine leads to myocardial inflammation.’

‘that intravenous injection of adenoviral vector based vaccine (AZ1222, ChAdOx1) leads to thrombocytopenia and platelet-directed immune responses, offering a possible explanation for vaccine-induced thrombosis/thrombocytopenia’

‘these data might indicate a simple measure to lower the incidence of vaccine-induced side effects,’

‘There is a lack of data on frequency and effects of IV injection in humans.’

Denmark has changed their national guidelines

Based on a precautionary principle, we recommend aspiration before injection.

Evidence from Dr. Peter Gaillard (microparticulate pharmacologist)

Case study evidence

Metallic taste in the mouth seconds after ‘intramuscular’ mRNA vaccine administration, (in the absence of an allergic reaction)

Other video-based discussions

26th September 2021

30th September 2021

[anaschulz]

As a horse owner learning to give vaccinations, I was taught to give meds that were for intramuscular use only by first aspirating to make sure it didn’t go in a vein or artery! It is common sense for goodness sakes.

[smfvmd]

It’s astonishing that this has been purposely ignored in the UK and elsewhere.

[pepperco]

When I got my flu shot, I asked the nurse if she was going to aspirate -- she didn't even understand my question. She left the room, fetched the nurse practitioner, who came in and we then had an intelligent discussion about the topic. This gave me a new perspective about the decreasing quality of healthcare in the USA.

[clintwurm]

Wow. I have a story. My son was born in 2002. When they were giving my wife the "walking epidural " I was watching holding my wife and helping, I watched the doctor insert the needle and start injecting. My wife instantly said she tasted metallic in her mouth and started to lose her site. The doctor stopped and drew back on the needle, and blood came into the needle. She said is wasn't a big deal. My wife ended up in intensive care for two weeks with a blood clot in the lungs. Everyone told me it wasn't related. Man this makes me mad.

[humanitarianly]

As a registered nurse, we were always taught to aspirate. I'm sick of this entire debate. I will be sending this to my mp and any politician's email I have access to.

[Silverene]

I live in Australia. After watching your channel I asked my doctor to aspirate my booster and he happily agreed.

[wennierockt]

Finally Germany has admitted that the aspiration is safer! And I'm fascinated that as a German I heard about it from you! 🤩❤️🧡💛🤍
Thank you, Dr John, for your extraordinary work! It is highly appreciated!

[johnolenczak]

As a retired anesthesiologist I was always taught to aspirate, but it should be known that aspiration is not fool proof because the wall of the artery or vein can collapse against the tip of the needle, I always gave a small fractionation of the injectate, if no reaction evident within 30 seconds then administer full dose

[billymacdonaldPEI]

First. Love the service you're providing the world. Thank you, Dr John

[SaskBryan]

It makes me so mad that this simple addition to the vaccine delivery technique is being ignored. What's worse is so many people in the medical community aren't even trained on this. I believe governments are reluctant to recommend aspiration, because they would in essence be admitting that all these covid vaccines have been delivered incorrectly and may have directly caused the adverse vaccine events.

[bennettwaisbren]

The fact that aspiration hasn't been part of standard protocol from the very beginning is absolutely horrific.

[laurapatterson]

In my 40 years as a nurse, I have aspirated blood from the Deltoid three times. Each time, I was certainly glad that I was careful and avoided giving an IV injection by mistake.

[MamguSian]

I wrote to my Tory MP twice about this. The first time I got a pre-prepared government statement which included the unbelievable statement that if blood was found upon aspirating, both the dose and syrynge would have to be discarded and this would be a waste of precious resources. !!!!
I replied to this expressing my consternation that preventing serious harm to the patient was considered unnecessary and a waste, but didn't receive a reply. I drafted several replies to this but my anger was such that I couldn't compose a civilised and measured response and sent none of them.
I'll try again with this new information that Germany has finally seen sense.

[adrianagil]

I got my vaccine in Whitstable, Kent I asked the lady to please aspirate before applying the vaccine, (her face told me that clearly she had no idea what I was talking about) she told me that she had to ask her supervisor to see if she was allowed to do that, she went to the office for like 3 minutes and when she came back she said “yes I can do it” and SHE SIMPLY DIDN’T DO IT! I told her why and she said “no, I did it!” (I have to mention I’m a IMG doctor living in the UK, I was looking and she clearly didn’t know what “to aspirate” was) I was so annoyed but there was nothing else to do 😡😡😡

I think a huge mistake is that non-healthcare workers are in charge of the vaccination program, something from my perspective SERIOUSLY DANGEROUS!

[elizabethmckeown]

As a retired midwife of 40 years .I too was horrified when I watched people being vaccinated by clearly poorly trained staff. One person being affected , is one to many, and the long term implications for those individuals, can be catastrophic .Those in government who issued the guidelines, have clearly not read the data or have chosen to ignore it., and as a result people have suffered Many thanks Dr Campbell for giving up your time to highlight and inform us all during this pandemic.

[agathalee]

As I former RN, I really appreciate this and your videos. I will write to my representatives. I've been experiencing musculoskeletal & joint issues and trying to figure out if it's related to the Pfizer vaccines, COVID or both. The doctors and specialists I've seen thus far have not been open to discussing this topic, either out of fear or being misinformed. Anything related to COVID has become so politicized here in the US, I think people are afraid to speak out and have open discussions. Thank you.

[marymckeown]

As an RN I gave thousands of intramuscular injections over my 35 year career. I always aspirated as I was taught back in 1970. I aspirated blood twice over 35 years and removed the syringe immediately. It can happen folks. And over the millions of injections given during this pandemic it’s very feasible that without aspirating damage has been done. Even 1 injury resulting from this poor practice is too many. Who’s in charge for heavens sake?!!

[welikegoodies]

I’ve read countless stories (and I mean countless) from many many people around Australia that finding a nurse that will aspirate is like finding hens teeth.
Some people have shared that they were “laughed” at and told its an old practice not done anymore.
It’s truly horrifying.

[JB-jskq]

I am stunned. As an ICU RN in the US for 40 years, IM injection aspiration was and still is standard practice. I'm at a pause that this needs to be discussed and or included in "best practice" for injections.

[Erlenmeyer_Flask]

I had a metallic taste a few minutes after the shot and ended up getting a small bruise at the injection site. Still suffering from side effects over 6 weeks later. Keep fighting John!!