An Indian cardiologist recently was found dead at home in his bathroom. One of the most widely read English newspapers in India has reported this in great detail. The concerned person developed chest pain, went to the hospital, and an ECG was done that did not reveal ischemic changes. There is no mention of the QT interval, but then a newspaper correspondent would not know the implications of a prolonged QT interval in the ECG. After half an hour of observation in the emergency room, the cardiologist returned home to collapse a few hours later.
There was no prior history of any disease, cardiac or otherwise. Moreover, the cardiologist was a teetotaler and evidently in good health. The Indian Express sought the opinion of senior cardiologists regarding the sudden death of a cardiologist who was only 41 years old. The explanations by my respected colleagues, who are as skilled as any in the world, ranged from a silent heart attack to mismanaged hypertension to stress because of overwork to an LDL of more than 50 mg/dL. One senior electrophysiologist stuck out his neck by vaguely, suggesting an arrhythmic incident, but was ambiguous about what could have triggered the event.
An autopsy has been done that was unremarkable for ischemic heart disease, but I doubt if any effort has been made to rule out myocarditis. Special staining by a cardiac pathologist would be useful before cremation, as is the custom among Hindus.
What comes out as very striking in this newspaper report is that there is not a whisper on the vaccination status of the deceased cardiologist,nor is there the slightest mention that the entire world is rapidly becoming aware of vaccine-induced myocarditis.
There are numerous reports of mRNA vaccination-induced myocarditis; there are also autopsy reports identifying vaccination as the culprit based on the presence of spike antigens in the absence of nucleocaspids.In the medical literature, there are numerous reports of people of all ages dying shortly after receiving a primary or booster vaccination.
There are, however, few or probably no reports of sudden deaths months or years after vaccination against SARS CoV-2. The mechanism of delayed presentation of myocarditis post-vaccination is reasonably simple. A person develops sublinical or asymptomatic myocarditis; the acute inflammation resolves into fibrous tissue that persists in some (but not all) for more than a year. The fibrous tissue or scar tissue then presents itself by triggering a lethal arrhythmia called ventricular tachycardia. The ventricular tachycardia could degenerate into ventricular fibrillation and sudden death. The arrhythmia could be sparked during rest or exercise.
https://www.casereportsinternational.com/archive/article-full-text/100116Z06DN2023
Mercifully, a case report by me of a 51-year-old woman who received a primary vaccination in 2021 and a booster in 2022 and presented with non-sustained ventrcular tachycardia was published in a peer-reviewed journal. The vaccine used was an adenoviral vector vaccine manufactured in India with Astra Zeneca technology.
The woman presented with chest pain and bouts of apprehension and palpitations. Her coronary angiogram revealed normal coronary arteries, but a 24-hour ECG recording done the same day demonstrated a run of non-sustained ventricular tachycardia. At this exact time, the patient had complained of chest discomfort and apprehension. Also, an exercise ECG (treadmill) done before coronary angiography threw up a vcentricular couplet at peak exercise.
The patient underwent a cardiac MRI because of her symptoms, including the ventricular couplet during exercise, and non-sustained ventricular tachycardia while in bed. The cardiac MRI showed scar tissue in the apex of the left ventricle.
It is impossible to be dead certain that the scar tissue was a result of previous vaccine induced myocarditis, but the sequence of events strongly suggests association if not causation.
The patient was discharged on an anti-arrhythmic pill called amiodarone and an anti-inflammatory drug called colchicine, along with a beta blocker. The patient has been asymtomatic since then, for almost 4 months.
The significance of this case report is that a person may develop subclinical myocarditis that could, in the future, in some cases, announce itself with an abnormal rhythm that could spark sudden death. Physicians must therefore be alert to vaccine-induced or any myocarditis for that matter striking late.
Sadly, the mainstream media in India will ask multiple inane questions, but not the right or obvious ones. The West will ignore this precious death because it does not use adenoviral vector vaccines anyway.
The spike protein is very toxic be it from the virus or be it from the jab. At no point should a jab that has any potential for a side effect be a mandate . Thank you for being a true doctor and looking at the whole picture. May God bless you with all the knowledge , good health and happiness . I hope and pray more Indian doctors feel the urge to be true to their profession and speak out before all trust is gone .