I’m not sure what you’re trying to say. Agreed that associations should be investigated, but you lost me with your examples. Anaphylaxis was seen in original trials and asking about allergic reactions/anaphylaxis is part of questions asked prior to vaccine. The link you provide seems to be study mentioned in article I linked to but you didn’t mention anything about it in your post.
perhaps you prefer the word “investigated” & that’s fine with me
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Yes Clinicals identified anaphylaxis can occur. Hopefully all the jabbers are asking. The person in that case study was unaware of their PEG allergy. Glad that the association was investigated in timely manner.
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The last April 23 I had my 2d Moderna vaccine, after that I started to loss my hearing, next day I hardly hear from my left ear and I had some problems with the right, I’m 56 year old and never had a hearing problem before the vaccine, I was immediately under steroids but didn’t help at all. I’m still looking for answers, why they don’t talk more about this?!
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No discernible hearing loss experienced but did have a measurable uptick with my tinnitus volume 24 to 48 hrs after each jab lasting short of a week before returning to my normal. Lost some sleep due to this. Otherwise just normal side effects. (moderna) 
I experienced a single frequency distortion for six months following the Pfizer vaccine, then degradation of all frequencies in my left ear. I can no longer wear an aid on the left side because sounds are distorted and make speech unintelligible. ENT thought I had a brain tumor or calcification problem, but CT and MRI normal. I didn’t associate it with the vaccine but seems likely. This article worth considering as I also gained considerable tinnitus.
I plan to ask my ENT about this. My right side hearing is not great with just that aid in. Has been quite awkward adjusting to one sided hearing.
Andy
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I suffered profound deafness in my Rt ear within 2 wks of getting my first ever flu vaccine. 6yrs ago. I never regained my hearing despite numerous steroid injections threw the ear and by mouth. I learned by contacting numerous health agencies via government websites that deafness is a possible and rare side effect. So it is possible with any vaccine. needless to say I take No vaccines. (I am currently 72 and have no health problems) I struggle everyday even that I now have a cochlear implant x 2yrs. It has given me no benefit. Single sided deafness is a challenge for the implant even though it is approved for this. I would not reccomend this for single sided deafness. There has to be a better option. I just wanted something to equalize sound,like a bone anchored system. Dr thoughtCI was better. I am left with in increase in tinnutis, loss of taste and facial numbness and can’t understand a 1-1 conversation. The static sound interferes with my good ear that has perfect hearing… Crowds are a nightmare.
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I am fully boosted with 3 shots of the Moderna vaccine. I have had no hearing loss.
The COVID “vaccine” does not prevent COVID nor the transmission of COVID. The safety of the COVID “vaccine” is also questionable. The purpose of this “vaccine” is make big money for Big Pharma.
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Same here, I’ve had five vaccine shots, the last being the so-called bivalent booster to help protect against the Omicron variants. No additional hearing loss for me. There are two elderly folks in my neighborhood who had been vaccinated but not the full regimen. Both got (presumably the Omicron) Covid at the end of August, beginning of September and got ill enough that they required medical treatment. Neither of their spouses got ill at all. Folks seem to have a hard time understanding that “correlation is not causation.” When millions of people are involved, some things will just coincidentally follow others. Some people get a vaccination shot and a short time later are involved in a fatal auto accident. Does that mean vaccinations cause fatal auto accidents? Harry got killed just after his vaccination. Proves the lethality of vaccination for a fact…
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I have had two Pfizer shots and two booster shots. My last booster shot, l got the flu vaccine too. No effects on my hearing or Tinnitus. Everyone has different reactions. In most cases, the area where the needle was gets sore for a few days that’s all, it’s what l had. Other people post that vaccine made it worse and they don’t tell you they have underlying medical conditions. Check with your doctor.
There’s too mid disinformation out there regarding vaccines.
It disheartens me that our science education is so poor that people can be taken in by this anti-vax propaganda. But I suppose that’s just the bed we made and now we have to lie in it. 
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It was interesting to read this comment from Feb. 2021 in light of what we now know: the jab doesn’t prevent anyone from catching Covid. Back then, it was the mainstream narrative that the shots would keep you from catching the virus. And they were wrong. Hmmm, what is the MSM narrative wrong about today?
Morticians have reported an exponential increase of blood clots in cadavers; many of the clots are long, fibrous things that prevent the blood from draining as it normally would for embalming.
Statistics show a significant rate of sudden deaths within two weeks of getting these shots. Also a sudden, significant increase in cardiac difficulties in youths and young adults occurred after receiving them. I read news stories every week about the various bits of evidence. This week it was a report of a California hospital that observed a tenfold increase in stillborn births among vaxxed pregnant women.
You would think all this stuff would be headline news on all the major networks (and 20-30 years ago you bet there would have been a huge scandal and investigation), but one hardly hears a peep from them and these facts are only broadcast by sources that MSM and their target audience severely belittle; draw your own conclusions.
I’m reminded of the old adage about the 3 monkeys: see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil. Sorry, I don’t cover my eyes and ears the way some folks do.
About the tinnitus question: mine started when I had pneumonia at age 5. I pretty much am able to ignore it since it developed at such a young age. As for whether the jabs worsen tinnitus, I sort of doubt it would, but I will never play guinea pig and find out. BTW, I have nothing against DPT shots, mumps and measles shots, polio vaccines, etc, etc.
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It’s not reported by mainstream media because it’s bullshit. And yes, the vaccine still reduces transmission, even in the context of omicron, just not the way it did. But I’m sure you’re too far down the rabbit hole to come back.
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The facts one does not like are always dismissed as BS or whatever. Yet the facts are the facts.
It’s also a fact that they lied to you 2 years ago, saying the jab would prevent catching and transmitting the illness. Even you cannot deny that, surely.
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I am sorry to disagree with you I gladly took the shots with the knowledge that I still could get the virus which I never did. I was told up front by my doctor that I still could get the virus but it wouldn’t be as bad as it could be if I didn’t get the shots. Yes I know the media was lying every time that they said anything about the virus. I got the shots so I could freely continue my life. It was my passport if you please to not having to be a hermit like so many were. Also, I never wore the face mask except for going to the VA clinic. But I don’t live in a town or city, I enjoy country life and traveling to forest trails and hiking the hills and around the beautiful lakes in this country.
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My hearing was noticeably worse after catching Covid itself. it recovered when I recovered. Trying to remember back, my hearing could have been one of the first effects of Covid?
I had a couple of injections before, and one since. All with no side effects other than a slightly sore arm at the injection site for about a day or two
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I would like to add, regarding my tinnitus onset during pneumonia, that the very first time I noticed the ringing was the night after I was first dosed with sulfanilamide. The sulfa also gave me hallucinations; I saw spiders everywhere, even with my eyes closed, and I was crying out in fear. Since then I’ve always told my doctors that I’m allergic to the stuff.
The facts are indeed, the facts.
The thing that always gets me is. . . as someone who grew up in a medical family and went through a doctorate degree in the sciences, my extended social group is largely made up of PhDs and medical sorts. The PhDs in particular tend to be independent thinker types and certainly the ones with science degrees have the educational chops to appropriately assess the relevant literature. And they are all vaccinated. The explanation of this for the vocal anti-vaxxers seems to be that either that: 1) They are naive idiots and sheep, or 2) they are all in on a conspiracy. This seems like a wild sort of arrogance to me to just assume that all of these highly educated scientists are idiots whereas the anti-vaxxer found all the information they needed to ‘know the truth’ on substack, often from groups selling $1000 ‘vaccine-detox’ vitamin kits.
No one of any note said that in my neck of the woods. They said things like “the vaccine offers a 98% reduction in severe illness in death and as a happy side bonus appears to reduce transmission of the current strain of covid (then delta, iirc) by 75%”. But I assume you’re American. I’ve certainly seen some wild claims in the American media, and I would agree that humanity has an ongoing problem with outrageous headlines in the media generally, propelled click-bait culture and how search algorithms are managed, etc… This is also how things like, “covid vaccine causes stillbirths!” start to fill up your particular news consumption, I imagine. Media transmission of new science is also regularly poor, and has been since long before covid.
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This is the big reason I have taken all the vaccines.
I mostly took the vaccines for other people.
Thanks for sharing.
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