Warning signs for blood clots linked with Johnson & Johnson vaccine
Dr. Cynthia Morrow says the complications are extremely rare
Jessica Jewell, Weekend Anchor / Reporter
ROANOKE, Va. – Thousands of people have received the Johnson & Johnson vaccine across Southwest and Central Virginia and health experts say they understand if there are concerns.
10 News asked Dr. Cythia Morrow, Director of the New River Health District, what you should look out for as possible warning signs of the extremely rare, potentially dangerous blood clot linked to the shot.
According to Morrow, here are the complications associated with blood clots you should look out for:
Severe headache unlike anything you’ve experienced before
Shortness of breath
Leg pain
Abdominal pain
She said if you feel any of those symptoms, you should seek medical attention immediately.
Morrow stresses that the complications being investigated are extremely rare.
