COVID-19 Patients Seven Times More Likely to Get Bell's Palsy Than Those Who Get the Vaccine
Close Bell's palsy, an asymmetrical paralysis of the face that is often temporary, is one adverse effect of COVID-19 vaccine clinical trials. It has been reported that Bell's palsy is a rare side-effect of the vaccine. However, a new study shows that it is seven times more common on COVID-19 patients than those who are vaccinated. Studies suggest that out of 37,000 vaccine recipients, only eight cases of Bell's palsy were reported, Daily Mail reported. In which for every 100,000 vaccine recipients, there are 19 cases of Bell's palsy compared to an incidence of 82 per 100,000 for COVID-19 pat...
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