Serious adverse effect experienced by elderly not linked to mRNA vaccine

The Health Bureau (SSM) confirmed that symptoms of acute coronary syndrome in a 67-year-old man following the mRNA vaccination is not linked to the vaccine itself.
The incident, SSM reaffirmed, is just “coincidental.” The concerned male was diagnosed with acute coronary syndrome and was hospitalized on March 10.
It was reported that the man did not instantly display any symptoms after being inoculated with the mRNA vaccine on March 10. The vaccine is developed by German drug manufacturer BioNTech.
According to the analysis conducted by SSM, the individual has had a history of hyperlipidemia, smoking, and a family history of coronary heart disease.
Besides, the conducted coronary angiography indicated that the patient has displayed chronic disease in his coronary arteries, which suggested that the man had suffered illness for a long time before the vaccination.
The patient reported pain in his left chest after exercise. From a clinical perspective, the case involves several risk factors which led to the acute coronary syndrome, SSM confirmed. HT