Australian Football Player Diagnosed with Pericarditis After Receiving First Pfizer Shot – Team Director Quits and Slams Leagues “Forceful” Jab Policy (VIDEO)
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A top-up player with the Adelaide Crows was sent to hospital and diagnosed with pericarditis after receiving the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine. FIVEaa’s Stephen Rowe reported this on his show Friday.
The player spent a day in the hospital and was diagnosed with pericarditis. His cardiologist told him that he is not allowed to exercise for three months and he should take medications. The identity of the player was not published for privacy reasons.
Rowey said during his Rowey’s Sports Show:
A Crows top-up player two weeks ago got his first COVID jab. He needed to do that to train, obviously, because the top-ups trained with the senior boys at times.
