41-year-old hairdresser breaks out in horrible, painful rash immediately after AstraZeneca poison

NORTH LANARKSHIRE, SCOTLAND — A 41-year-old hairdresser is no longer able to care for her autistic son because of a gruesome, painful rash after the experimental AstraZeneca shot.

Ms. Leigh King received the first dose of the AstraZeneca shot on March 12, according to Daily Mail reporter Luke Andrews. Note that AstraZeneca rebranded its COVID-19 shot last week and now calls it “Vaxzevria.” Ms. King immediately broke out in a full-body rash after the shot. It looks like a condition called Stevens-Johnson Syndrome, a severe, allergic reaction to medications.

She waited the required 48 hours before seeking medical attention, hoping the condition would clear up by itself. Ms. King went to Wishaw A&E Hospital on or around March 15. But she was turned away three different times. The pain is so excruciating that she was barely able to walk out of the hospital the third time she was turned away.

“My skin was so sore and constantly hot,” she told the U.S. Sun “I have never felt pain like this… and to say it’s been the worst time of my life is an absolute understatement.”
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