'Healthy' 29-Year-Old’s Sudden Heart Attack Caused by COVID-19 Vaccine, Cardiologists Confirm

A 29-year-old woman named Florencia Tarque has come forward with a personal health crisis after doctors confirmed her sudden heart attack was caused by her COVID-19 vaccination.

Tarque, who is an athlete and has always maintained a healthy lifestyle, experienced a medical scare when she was admitted to the hospital due to signs of a heart attack on three electrocardiograms (EKGs).

However, an angiogram later revealed no blockages, leaving her medical team puzzled.

It was eventually determined that Tarque had developed myopericarditis, an inflammation of the heart muscle and surrounding tissue.

Tarque expressed frustration and anger about the mandatory nature of the vaccination for her job and travel commitments.

She also shared that an MRI confirmed she had indeed suffered a heart attack despite the lack of typical indicators.

Similar cases have been reported, including autoimmune issues, clotting, brain abnormalities, cardiac problems, and iron deficiency.

While healthcare experts continue to assert the benefits of COVID-19 vaccines in preventing severe illness and death, concerns about potential adverse effects among younger adults are gaining attention.

Tarque expressed her frustration and anger in a series of social media posts, particularly emphasizing the mandatory nature of the vaccination for her job and travel commitments.

“I’m angry because tons of 20-something-year-old athletes now have heart problems,” she said, reflecting a concern that has been echoed in various communities across the globe.

In a follow-up post, Tarque disclosed that an MRI confirmed she had indeed suffered a heart attack, despite the lack of coronary blockages or other typical indicators of such an event.

“Angiogram showed no blockage or coronary problem the day I had my heart attack,” she said.

“Three EKGs showed heart attack.

“Week later my MRI confirmed heart attack.”