Just received my letter to make appointment for Covid-19 vaccine. No doubt many of you have had theirs. Can I ask did many of you refuse,and those of you that did have it,how did you feel afterwards. I am 78.
Just received my letter to make appointment for Covid-19 vaccine. No doubt many of you have had theirs. Can I ask did many of you refuse,and those of you that did have it,how did you feel afterwards. I am 78.
I had Pfizer one on Thursday felt shit on Thursday night and not so good yesterday. I feel fine now and a couple of Ibuprofen sorted me on Thursday night.
Had AZ last Sunday. Felt like I been dragged through a combined harvester on Sunday night and ropey on Monday. Fine by Tuesday. (Age 64) My mum aged 87 had it at the same time as me and didn’t have any ill effects.
I have injection for prostate cancer every three months,I have Flu injection every year also had Shingles injection, never had any side effects.Perhaps I have spoke too soon.
I have injection for prostate cancer every three months,I have Flu injection every year also had Shingles injection, never had any side effects.Perhaps I have spoke too soon.
I'm 75 had a Pfizer jab yesterday and feel fine, my arm is little tender over the injection site but only noticed it when I tried to lie on that side in bed
I had mine three weeks ago due to my work. Felt rubbish for a couple of days, but just like a flu type illness, and then felt fine after that. would highly recommend DVH for it as it was so well run too
Feeling rubbish for a little bit after is an extremely good sign - it indicates your body is initiating an immune response, which means the vaccine is working and will make you immune.
I know two people who felt awful after having it - they'd both had covid previously. Not sure if it's related?
It'd make sense if you think about it, at least with the AZ (dunno about Pfizer). If the side effects are the result of an immune response, then if you've already had Covid then any antibodies you've still got in your system are going to launch into action when the spike protein gets detected.
I know two people who felt awful after having it - they'd both had covid previously. Not sure if it's related?
It'd make sense if you think about it, at least with the AZ (dunno about Pfizer). If the side effects are the result of an immune response, then if you've already had Covid then any antibodies you've still got in your system are going to launch into action when the spike protein gets detected.
I know two people who felt awful after having it - they'd both had covid previously. Not sure if it's related?
It'd make sense if you think about it, at least with the AZ (dunno about Pfizer). If the side effects are the result of an immune response, then if you've already had Covid then any antibodies you've still got in your system are going to launch into action when the spike protein gets detected.
almost certainly. Feeling rubbish is your body quickly pulling out the stops that worked last time (fluey feeling by raising your temperature). Generally its very good sign, but also dont worry if you feel fine either.
Feeling rubbish for a little bit after is an extremely good sign - it indicates your body is initiating an immune response, which means the vaccine is working and will make you immune.
Have you booked an appointment for the second nose you have developed?!
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would highly recommend DVH for it as it was so well run too
I'd happily accept a bit of discomfort given the objective
https://www.pbs.org/newshour/health/vaccines-against-sars-cov-2-will-have-side-effects-thats-a-good-thing