Why Vaccine-Pushing Cardiologists Never See Myocarditis
Twitter Poll Reveals Giant Shift in Doctor Preference after Complications
By Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH
I have had cardiologists from time to time look perplexed and say they “never” see COVID-19 vaccine induced myocarditis. Two prospective cohort studies show the rate of COVID-19 vaccine myocarditis is ~2.5% per shot.
I am seeing cases nearly every day in the office as a practicing internist and cardiologist. How can other cardiologists be blind to this tidal wave of cases?
Here are a some simple explanations:
When a patient suddenly dies in the field, many times the physician is never notified. Distant family members may not know the treating doctors. In the case of young persons, there may be no doctor at all. So the medical examiner signs off on the death certificate, many times, with no autopsy.
Electronic medical records in clinics and hospitals are not well-linked to state or national death registries. So by looking in a chart by chance, it would be impossible to know if someone had died.
It seemed to me that these were not enough. Something else must explain the blindness among cardiologists particularly to nonfatal cases. So I undertook a Twitter (X) poll.
As you can see, once a patient suffers vaccine-myocarditis, they do not return to the same doctor who recommended the vaccine. Patients feel disappointed and burned in not receiving full, free informed consent. They go to another doctor who likely would have warned them not to take the shot from the very beginning.
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Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH
President, McCullough Foundation
When an MD reveals a lack of awareness or interest in something MANY patients have taken the time to learn about intensively, how many patients have the pluck to try to educate their own doctor at a visit? Very few. My pcp was very enthused about the jabs in 2021and couldn't understand why I would refuse. I tried to tell him about Ivermectin and the concerns raised about adverse events by an esteemed doctor named McCullough. His response was brusk and annoyed. "Ivermectin doesn't work and this Dr McCullough doesn't know what he's talking about."
Did I argue? No. Most doctors won't stand to be corrected by a patient. I didn't argue, I walked. I found a better informed physician for my primary care needs.
I am a practicing cardiologist. I believe the low incidence of cardiologists finding myocarditis include:
1. Myocarditis more common in young people who dont consider the possibility of a heart problem.
2. If they suspect a cardiac problem, certain degree of denial.
3. If they are concerned enough, they are readsured by primary care provider and never get to cardiologist.
4. If they get to cardiologist, a lot of myocarditis is subclinical. It does not register on traditional tools like ECG or echocardiogram.
5. Cardiac MRI not widely available everywhere or not considered due to other screening tools being negative.
6. Mass delusion effect pervading medical system.
7. "Those who have ears to hear, hear" and those who are part of delusion never suspect so they dont see.