The Democratic Party received a request for help after being vaccinated against the new crown pneumonia in the middle of last month. The victim, Mr. Y, developed the side effects of Bell's facial paralysis after being vaccinated with Fubitel, and went to Princess Margaret Hospital for medical treatment and treatment.
Mr. Y subsequently applied for the Vaccine Protection Fund, but was rejected because his case was not reported to the Department of Health as a "serious or unexpected abnormal event of vaccination" by the hospital.
The Democratic Party asks Princess Margaret Hospital to explain why it has not reported any cases of facial paralysis, worrying that the number of side effects has been underestimated.
The Democratic Party also estimated that at least 100,000 yuan can be paid for the case involved.
The victim, Mr. Y, held a press conference today. He reported that at 6 pm on August 31 this year, he received the second dose of Fubitel vaccine at Linsted Stadium.
After he stayed in the rest area for about 10 to 20 minutes, when he drank the water provided by the venue, he felt some water flow out of the corner of his mouth.
By 10 o'clock that night, when Mr. Y was eating dinner, he felt that his left eyelid was drooping.
By the next morning, when the victim was washing his face, water entered his eyes and water dripped from his mouth. He found facial paralysis on the left side of the face.
Since Mr. Y still had work to deal with on September 1, he went to the Accident and Emergency Department of Princess Margaret Hospital on September 2.
The Accident and Emergency Department doctor of Princess Margaret Hospital pointed out that the victim Mr. Y "2nd dose Biontech taken on 31/8/21 developed L sided Bell's palsy since the morning of 1/9/2021", and said that the victim had a chance to sleep well. Something happened.
Afterwards, the victim was transferred to the internal medicine department for follow-up consultation and Caritas Eye Clinic on September 16th.
The victim, Mr. Y, developed the side effects of Bell’s facial paralysis after being vaccinated with Fubitel. He sought medical treatment at Princess Margaret Hospital and was subsequently rejected when applying for the Vaccine Protection Fund because his case was not reported by the hospital to the Department of Health as "severe vaccination. Or unexpected abnormal events".
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After enquiry, Princess Margaret Hospital said it would report the case
Mr. Y applied to AXA for the vaccine protection fund on September 9, and received a reply on September 29 stating that his application was rejected.
The other party listed the reasons for rejection, stating that "the documents submitted by the applicant and based on the applicant's case were not reported to the Department of Health by the medical staff as serious or unexpected abnormal events."
Mr. Y enquired with Princess Margaret Hospital on October 7. The hospital stated that it had not reported Mr. Y's case to the Department of Health.
The next day, Princess Margaret Hospital contacted Mr. Y again, stating that after review by the department head of the Accident and Emergency Department, the case would be reported, and Mr. Y was asked to apply for the vaccine protection fund by himself, but did not explain why the case was not reported at the beginning.
The Democratic Party asks Princess Margaret Hospital to explain why it has not reported a case of facial paralysis. It is worried that the number of side effects has been underestimated. It is estimated that the case can be compensated at least 100,000 yuan.
(Photo by Zhang Haowei)
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