The interesting one is Miscarriages, Female infertility. That might/probably related to stress from pandemic in general / lockdowns / previous kids being at home trying to teach them and do your job too. Also some viral infections are associated with miscarriages
Neurologic abnormalities - I still have smell distortion(not loss but certain distorted smells). I went to ENT and he's seen so much of it just in my town, so probably related to Covid for most people.
Congenital malformations - This is a thing with the Flu so probably coronaviruses too.
But I don't have any medical data in either direction.
Sadly this was not the case. https://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2021/02/19/9691430...
Vaccine ingredients which stay in the body for a long time could cause long term effects but as far as I know the current wide spread vaccines do not have that.
1. A SARSCov2 infection can have all kinds of side effects affecting you even if you have a seemingly asymptotic infection, or post infection. Many of which have the chance to increase the chance of death through other causes.
2. An infection has the chance to weaken your immune system increasing your risk of death due to other reasons
3. People didn't took care (or couldn't) of other health issues as a side effect of the pandemic, fare and the pandemic measurements, increasing risk of death again by a small bit.
This is also not limited to medical death, for example non COVID specific: Sickness can cause you to have reduced reaction time or concentration which slightly increases you risk of dying by e.g. an car accident (if you drive).
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So what I'm trying to say is, I would say a non-small "all cause deaths" increase is expected, even if we would have had side effect free vaccines.
I.e. it's not a factual good basis for creating a conspiracy theory on.
Which doesn't mean that some increase might not be from vaccines, noting is perfect.
But most of it should be due to implicit side effects from covid, the pandemic, fare, delayed operations/healthcare etc.