AstraZeneca vaccine is known to cause blood clots

Oxford - Scientists have found a rare cause of blood clot after the AstraZenecar vaccine. A group of researchers in the United Kingdom and the United States have seen in detail how the poison occurs.

Scientists have found that a protein in the blood attracts a major component of the Oxford vaccine, which is the toxicity of the body's immune system, which is a blood clot through a series of reactions.

Incidentally, the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine has saved the lives of 1 million people around the world, but after taking this vaccine, it was a cause of concern all over the world due to blood clots in the body of a few people.

The concerns have been affected by the decision to use the vaccines made by Oxford, which in the UK have started using alternative vaccines in the UK, and a scientific research will be started to find out the cause of this and whether it is not.

A spokesperson for AstraZeneca said there is a high risk of blood clots due to the corona infection in the vaccine, which is still not sure why it happened.

The spokesman added that the study was not conclusive but it came to an interesting idea that AstraZeneca was looking for ways to eliminate the rare side effects of the vaccine.
Source: BBC.