@myboyblue says something similar was reported in Brazil last year. I just donât get how in this country we have a named condition that weâre warning the public about and no other country in the world gives a shit.
This is the first mention of the term covid placentitis I can find.
Youâll see the authors are Drs Laura Lenihan and Brendan Fitzgerald so I assume theyâre Irish doctors.
When I Google Dr Laura Lenihan this is what I find, from March 2020, talking to RSVP magazine about the risks of covid to expectant mothers like herâŚ
Iâm not actually annoyed. I was just trying to put some context on it. RTĂ reported that there were 4 stillbirths where Covid was potentially a factor and left it at that. They could have added that there are 300 still births a year and 60,000 births a year but they didnât and left that number of 4 sitting out there leaving people to draw a conclusion as to whether that was a lot or a statistical irrelevance.
Part of me would be in the @backinatracksuit camp here in that if there is an issue they should report it but equally it could be just speculation. It is odd that it has been picked up nowhere else in the world.
You can draw the same correlation to covid deaths and dying of natural causes, considering the age and health of the person. A majority of people who have got the vaccine in this country are elderly and most likely died of natural causes unrelated to the vaccine but without the vaccine under the same circumstances it was a covid death. No consistency in report. Its all narrative