You mean higher? This is not about "normal" blood clots. This is about cerebral venous sinus thrombosis, sometimes in conjunction with thrombocytopenia.
So, statistically, the risk of a blood clot is actually reduced?
No, the risk according to this topic is increased compared to standard rate of blood clots. (The parent comment wording was basically "wrong", meaning- giving off a false impression.)
LoL, like the flu disappearing in Washington State.
Funnily enough, that would actually also be a warning sign. It needs to be not significantly different. Otherwise it means that the vaccine is interfering with blood coagulation, which is not what it's meant to do
That's what they indeed reported in the UK because the number of blood clots allegedly caused by the vaccine is, according to what they reported, lower than would be expected in the general population.