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Colorado Woman Treated For Rare Blood Clots Related To Johnson & Johnson COVID Vaccine
Morgan Wolfe was treated for blood clots at UCHealth in Aurora.
By Jacqueline Quynh, CBS Denver:
AURORA, Colo. (CBS4) – UCHealth has a way to treat patients if they develop blood clots after getting the Johnson and Johnson COVID-19 vaccine. Doctors recently published a case study of a Colorado woman who was successfully treated for the rare, but serious vaccine side effect.
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“It was a headache that was mostly on the side of my brain,” said Morgan Wolfe, who noticed symptoms six days after she received the J&J vaccine in April. “I was just expecting what all the vaccines have, sort of the next day feeling a little bit flu-ish.”
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