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BlimeyElfsborgAddick said:Karim_myBagheri said:Someone I know had the Oxford jab a week ago. Only side effect they have had so far was a pain in the hip area. Nothing too serious by the sounds of it.
sorry to hear about your Mum @Hex
wishing her all the best
Mine resulted in getting a pain in the bottom. A bit like last night actually.
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Had mine last SaturdayLincsaddick said:
thanks my friend .. when is yours due (I have no idea at all about your age and/or state of health) ?stonemuse said:
Good stuffLincsaddick said:Had my first jab of the Pfizer vintage this afternoon .. at first I was very dubious about the speed at which the vaccine was produced, BUT duty calls and what's good enough for Queen Liz & Princes Phil and Charlie is good enough for me ..
the jab itself was less intrusive than the standard flu injection ..
many thanks to the terrific NHS staff who are getting these inoculations done at a very efficient and fast rate .. my second dose is due on May 6th3 -
nice .. hope everything goes well for ALL of us worldwidestonemuse said:
Had mine last SaturdayLincsaddick said:
thanks my friend .. when is yours due (I have no idea at all about your age and/or state of health) ?stonemuse said:
Good stuffLincsaddick said:Had my first jab of the Pfizer vintage this afternoon .. at first I was very dubious about the speed at which the vaccine was produced, BUT duty calls and what's good enough for Queen Liz & Princes Phil and Charlie is good enough for me ..
the jab itself was less intrusive than the standard flu injection ..
many thanks to the terrific NHS staff who are getting these inoculations done at a very efficient and fast rate .. my second dose is due on May 6th
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Phew I thought I was going to have to cancel my jabSlartibartfast said:Just had my first AZ jab. Very slick operation all round. Also read the leaflet thoroughly and the only mention of alcohol was to say there was a small amount in the vaccine!
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Wishing you & your Mum all the best HexHex said:Thanks for the good wishes.Mum's symtoms were, interestingly, that of a cold and mainly lots of phlegm - not the dry cough you would expect. We were unsure whether to take up the offer of a test (PCR) from the on-site carers but decided we would be stupid not to do so. In any case mum was worse the following morning (Tuesday) and her carers called an ambulance.The hospital were planning on discharging her (Friday) providing she was off oxygen for long enough. However, she had a temperature one night and yesterday afternoon was put back on oxygen due to fluctuating sats. We wait and hope.2 -
If it is a drive through it should be noted that it is your ARM that you stick out of the window.charltonbob said:
BlimeyElfsborgAddick said:Karim_myBagheri said:Someone I know had the Oxford jab a week ago. Only side effect they have had so far was a pain in the hip area. Nothing too serious by the sounds of it.
sorry to hear about your Mum @Hex
wishing her all the best
Mine resulted in getting a pain in the bottom. A bit like last night actually. doesn't sound like you were socially distancing !!!6 -
Depends on what sort of drive through it is I supposeRedrobo said:
If it is a drive through it should be noted that it is your ARM that you stick out of the window.charltonbob said:
BlimeyElfsborgAddick said:Karim_myBagheri said:Someone I know had the Oxford jab a week ago. Only side effect they have had so far was a pain in the hip area. Nothing too serious by the sounds of it.
sorry to hear about your Mum @Hex
wishing her all the best
Mine resulted in getting a pain in the bottom. A bit like last night actually. doesn't sound like you were socially distancing !!!0 -
We had our AZ jabs last Saturday morning and felt fine for the remainder of the day....until late evening when I suddenly started to feel quite chilly & shivery.Billericaydickie said:My wife and myself both had the AZ vaccine yesterday at 12.45pm.
We both felt fine until about 9.00pm last night. When we both took a turn for the worse.
We both had a terrible night. Both had flu like symptoms, with raging headaches and both going from hot to cold.
I have just woken up, and am still in bed as I write this at 1.15pm.
24 hours after receiving the jab we both still feel shit, but hopefully we are slightly better than we were 12 hours ago.
Seemed to spend most of the night awake, with loads of stuff refusing to be silenced in my old 'ead ( I'm normally a great sleeper !)
Spent Sunday & Monday on the settee under a blanket, feeling quite sorry for myself when not snoozing. Picked at food but didn't really feel hungry at all.
My arm has felt very bruised in an area about the size of a hand around the vaccination site, which was quite hot & dark pink there.
On Tuesday, my energy levels continued to be low and that evening I found myself having a quiet weep several times whilst watching TV...nothing connected to what we were viewing. Really weird....
Since then, I've gradually returned to "normality" but today was the first time that I've noticed less tenderness in my arm and my appetite seems to have returned.
Throughout this period, it's interesting to report that Mr F has been his usual laid back self whilst attending to my every need but his hair appears to be growing at ever increasing speed !
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I've just had my Pfizer jab about two hours ago. I look forward to the headaches to come later. I am picking up a much better 5G signal though already.Fanny Fanackapan said:
We had our AZ jabs last Saturday morning and felt fine for the remainder of the day....until late evening when I suddenly started to feel quite chilly & shivery.Billericaydickie said:My wife and myself both had the AZ vaccine yesterday at 12.45pm.
We both felt fine until about 9.00pm last night. When we both took a turn for the worse.
We both had a terrible night. Both had flu like symptoms, with raging headaches and both going from hot to cold.
I have just woken up, and am still in bed as I write this at 1.15pm.
24 hours after receiving the jab we both still feel shit, but hopefully we are slightly better than we were 12 hours ago.
Seemed to spend most of the night awake, with loads of stuff refusing to be silenced in my old 'ead ( I'm normally a great sleeper !)
Spent Sunday & Monday on the settee under a blanket, feeling quite sorry for myself when not snoozing. Picked at food but didn't really feel hungry at all.
My arm has felt very bruised in an area about the size of a hand around the vaccination site, which was quite hot & dark pink there.
On Tuesday, my energy levels continued to be low and that evening I found myself having a quiet weep several times whilst watching TV...nothing connected to what we were viewing. Really weird....
Since then, I've gradually returned to "normality" but today was the first time that I've noticed less tenderness in my arm and my appetite seems to have returned.
Throughout this period, it's interesting to report that Mr F has been his usual laid back self whilst attending to my every need but his hair appears to be growing at ever increasing speed !24 -
I had a bad night after the vaccine Saturday morning, unable to sleep and my body was extremely weak. Found it difficult even to walk on Sunday morning ... the fatigue dissipated by Monday morning. My arm was very painful until yesterday, but just slightly tender today.Fanny Fanackapan said:
We had our AZ jabs last Saturday morning and felt fine for the remainder of the day....until late evening when I suddenly started to feel quite chilly & shivery.Billericaydickie said:My wife and myself both had the AZ vaccine yesterday at 12.45pm.
We both felt fine until about 9.00pm last night. When we both took a turn for the worse.
We both had a terrible night. Both had flu like symptoms, with raging headaches and both going from hot to cold.
I have just woken up, and am still in bed as I write this at 1.15pm.
24 hours after receiving the jab we both still feel shit, but hopefully we are slightly better than we were 12 hours ago.
Seemed to spend most of the night awake, with loads of stuff refusing to be silenced in my old 'ead ( I'm normally a great sleeper !)
Spent Sunday & Monday on the settee under a blanket, feeling quite sorry for myself when not snoozing. Picked at food but didn't really feel hungry at all.
My arm has felt very bruised in an area about the size of a hand around the vaccination site, which was quite hot & dark pink there.
On Tuesday, my energy levels continued to be low and that evening I found myself having a quiet weep several times whilst watching TV...nothing connected to what we were viewing. Really weird....
Since then, I've gradually returned to "normality" but today was the first time that I've noticed less tenderness in my arm and my appetite seems to have returned.
Throughout this period, it's interesting to report that Mr F has been his usual laid back self whilst attending to my every need but his hair appears to be growing at ever increasing speed !All worth it though!
my wife had no symptoms!5 - Sponsored links:
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I knew it .. the bloody vaccine will turn us all into werewolves and vampiresFanny Fanackapan said:
We had our AZ jabs last Saturday morning and felt fine for the remainder of the day....until late evening when I suddenly started to feel quite chilly & shivery.Billericaydickie said:My wife and myself both had the AZ vaccine yesterday at 12.45pm.
We both felt fine until about 9.00pm last night. When we both took a turn for the worse.
We both had a terrible night. Both had flu like symptoms, with raging headaches and both going from hot to cold.
I have just woken up, and am still in bed as I write this at 1.15pm.
24 hours after receiving the jab we both still feel shit, but hopefully we are slightly better than we were 12 hours ago.
Seemed to spend most of the night awake, with loads of stuff refusing to be silenced in my old 'ead ( I'm normally a great sleeper !)
Spent Sunday & Monday on the settee under a blanket, feeling quite sorry for myself when not snoozing. Picked at food but didn't really feel hungry at all.
My arm has felt very bruised in an area about the size of a hand around the vaccination site, which was quite hot & dark pink there.
On Tuesday, my energy levels continued to be low and that evening I found myself having a quiet weep several times whilst watching TV...nothing connected to what we were viewing. Really weird....
Since then, I've gradually returned to "normality" but today was the first time that I've noticed less tenderness in my arm and my appetite seems to have returned.
Throughout this period, it's interesting to report that Mr F has been his usual laid back self whilst attending to my every need but his hair appears to be growing at ever increasing speed !5 -
Sadly @charltonbob mum’s luck has run out. Last year she spent around 3 months in hospital at various times with a broken hip, falls and clots on her lungs. Somehow she managed to pick the low COVID times. Having had her jab we breather a sigh of relief but we were too soon. She is currently on maximum oxygen, there is no more that they can do for her at her age. It’s a matter of time ....charltonbob said:
Wishing you & your Mum all the best HexHex said:Thanks for the good wishes.Mum's symtoms were, interestingly, that of a cold and mainly lots of phlegm - not the dry cough you would expect. We were unsure whether to take up the offer of a test (PCR) from the on-site carers but decided we would be stupid not to do so. In any case mum was worse the following morning (Tuesday) and her carers called an ambulance.The hospital were planning on discharging her (Friday) providing she was off oxygen for long enough. However, she had a temperature one night and yesterday afternoon was put back on oxygen due to fluctuating sats. We wait and hope.
Mrs Hex, having carried out the covid test now has the virus, having had to exaggerate her symptoms to get a test. I tested negative today but I guess I’m likely to pick it up from her. Will my jab, at the same time as mum’s, give me more of a defence. Who knows ...
To those who have recently had their jab, don’t relax, even a little, too soon !4 -
I hope you are feeling much better tonight Fanny.Fanny Fanackapan said:
We had our AZ jabs last Saturday morning and felt fine for the remainder of the day....until late evening when I suddenly started to feel quite chilly & shivery.Billericaydickie said:My wife and myself both had the AZ vaccine yesterday at 12.45pm.
We both felt fine until about 9.00pm last night. When we both took a turn for the worse.
We both had a terrible night. Both had flu like symptoms, with raging headaches and both going from hot to cold.
I have just woken up, and am still in bed as I write this at 1.15pm.
24 hours after receiving the jab we both still feel shit, but hopefully we are slightly better than we were 12 hours ago.
Seemed to spend most of the night awake, with loads of stuff refusing to be silenced in my old 'ead ( I'm normally a great sleeper !)
Spent Sunday & Monday on the settee under a blanket, feeling quite sorry for myself when not snoozing. Picked at food but didn't really feel hungry at all.
My arm has felt very bruised in an area about the size of a hand around the vaccination site, which was quite hot & dark pink there.
On Tuesday, my energy levels continued to be low and that evening I found myself having a quiet weep several times whilst watching TV...nothing connected to what we were viewing. Really weird....
Since then, I've gradually returned to "normality" but today was the first time that I've noticed less tenderness in my arm and my appetite seems to have returned.
Throughout this period, it's interesting to report that Mr F has been his usual laid back self whilst attending to my every need but his hair appears to be growing at ever increasing speed !
Makes you wonder what full on COVID must be like though. Let’s hope science can reduce this terrible virus to an also ran.3 -
That's terrible Hex, I feel for you mate but don't give up hope. Good luck & best wishes to Mrs Hex & yourself as well. That's very true about the jab & I can just see thousands of idiots have the jab & think it's all over with. Dreadful times.Hex said:
Sadly @charltonbob mum’s luck has run out. Last year she spent around 3 months in hospital at various times with a broken hip, falls and clots on her lungs. Somehow she managed to pick the low COVID times. Having had her jab we breather a sigh of relief but we were too soon. She is currently on maximum oxygen, there is no more that they can do for her at her age. It’s a matter of time ....charltonbob said:
Wishing you & your Mum all the best HexHex said:Thanks for the good wishes.Mum's symtoms were, interestingly, that of a cold and mainly lots of phlegm - not the dry cough you would expect. We were unsure whether to take up the offer of a test (PCR) from the on-site carers but decided we would be stupid not to do so. In any case mum was worse the following morning (Tuesday) and her carers called an ambulance.The hospital were planning on discharging her (Friday) providing she was off oxygen for long enough. However, she had a temperature one night and yesterday afternoon was put back on oxygen due to fluctuating sats. We wait and hope.
Mrs Hex, having carried out the covid test now has the virus, having had to exaggerate her symptoms to get a test. I tested negative today but I guess I’m likely to pick it up from her. Will my jab, at the same time as mum’s, give me more of a defence. Who knows ...
To those who have recently had their jab, don’t relax, even a little, too soon !0 -
Once the jab is had for a second time and whatever time needs to pass can you still pass the virus on or are you possibly asymptomatic (think that’s the word ) ?
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Too early to say mate but here’s a brief summary taken from this recent BBC article https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20210203-why-vaccinated-people-may-still-be-able-to-spread-covid-19 which it’s best to read in full.oohaahmortimer said:Once the jab is had for a second time and whatever time needs to pass can you still pass the virus on or are you possibly asymptomatic (think that’s the word ) ?
What type of immunity do the Covid-19 vaccines provide?"In a nutshell we don't know, because they’re too new," says Keith Neal, professor emeritus of epidemiology at the University of Nottingham.
So far, the available Covid-19 vaccines have not been judged primarily on their ability to prevent transmission – though this is now being evaluated as a secondary endpoint for many of them. Instead, their efficacy was assessed by whether they could prevent symptoms from developing. "This means that we set our targets kind of pragmatically," says Danny Altmann, professor of immunology at Imperial College London.
For the time being then it’s still HANDS, FACE, SPACE.2 -
Thanks Red Chaser , gives those vaccinated the potential to spread with the ‘I’m alright Jack’ attitude ....
that’s me , always look for the worst in people and you’ll rarely be let down2 -
This is my concern. Just because you’ve been vaccinated, it’s not an open license to drop your guard. It’s only one albeit a very important building block in reducing the seriousness of the illness. Some of the vaccines may well prevent transmission if not now, when they’ve been tweaked. That is the scientists’ ultimate goal no matter how difficult it is to achieve.oohaahmortimer said:Thanks Red Chaser , gives those vaccinated the potential to spread with the ‘I’m alright Jack’ attitude ....
that’s me , always look for the worst in people and you’ll rarely be let down
As an aside Pneumonia is responsible for taking the lives of many elderly people and that’s what my late father contracted. So when I was offered the pneumonia jab a couple of years ago I never hesitated. I naively asked the nurse if it meant I couldn’t ever get pneumonia to which she replied ‘No! but you shouldn’t get it as severely and perhaps not as life threatening’.3 -
I had my AZ jab on Tuesday. Same as you Fanny, felt ok till about 9 pm when I had flu like symptoms.Fanny Fanackapan said:
We had our AZ jabs last Saturday morning and felt fine for the remainder of the day....until late evening when I suddenly started to feel quite chilly & shivery.Billericaydickie said:My wife and myself both had the AZ vaccine yesterday at 12.45pm.
We both felt fine until about 9.00pm last night. When we both took a turn for the worse.
We both had a terrible night. Both had flu like symptoms, with raging headaches and both going from hot to cold.
I have just woken up, and am still in bed as I write this at 1.15pm.
24 hours after receiving the jab we both still feel shit, but hopefully we are slightly better than we were 12 hours ago.
Seemed to spend most of the night awake, with loads of stuff refusing to be silenced in my old 'ead ( I'm normally a great sleeper !)
Spent Sunday & Monday on the settee under a blanket, feeling quite sorry for myself when not snoozing. Picked at food but didn't really feel hungry at all.
My arm has felt very bruised in an area about the size of a hand around the vaccination site, which was quite hot & dark pink there.
On Tuesday, my energy levels continued to be low and that evening I found myself having a quiet weep several times whilst watching TV...nothing connected to what we were viewing. Really weird....
Since then, I've gradually returned to "normality" but today was the first time that I've noticed less tenderness in my arm and my appetite seems to have returned.
Throughout this period, it's interesting to report that Mr F has been his usual laid back self whilst attending to my every need but his hair appears to be growing at ever increasing speed !
Went to bed but woke in the night shivering uncontrollably, took a couple of Paracetamol and slept o.k.
The next day felt a bit under the weather but ok now.
Friends were told to take Paracetamol when they retuned after having the jab, think I will do that when I have my booster.2 - Sponsored links:
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Took paracetamol yesterday and now feel pretty much back to normal bar a sore arm still.2
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Sadly, I think this is a significant risk. I have a friend in retail and she has noticed a change in attitude in some of the regular customers since they had the jab. She's challenged a few about why they are (no longer) wearing a mask or reminded a few to wait outside and back off if the shop's "busy". She's been told more than once it's okay they've had their jab so it's all good.oohaahmortimer said:Thanks Red Chaser , gives those vaccinated the potential to spread with the ‘I’m alright Jack’ attitude ....
that’s me , always look for the worst in people and you’ll rarely be let down
They look a bit confused when she has to remind them that she's not had her jab though.2 -
Paracetamol definitely works, I felt improved within 3-4 hoursJohnfromNorfolk said:
I had my AZ jab on Tuesday. Same as you Fanny, felt ok till about 9 pm when I had flu like symptoms.Fanny Fanackapan said:
We had our AZ jabs last Saturday morning and felt fine for the remainder of the day....until late evening when I suddenly started to feel quite chilly & shivery.Billericaydickie said:My wife and myself both had the AZ vaccine yesterday at 12.45pm.
We both felt fine until about 9.00pm last night. When we both took a turn for the worse.
We both had a terrible night. Both had flu like symptoms, with raging headaches and both going from hot to cold.
I have just woken up, and am still in bed as I write this at 1.15pm.
24 hours after receiving the jab we both still feel shit, but hopefully we are slightly better than we were 12 hours ago.
Seemed to spend most of the night awake, with loads of stuff refusing to be silenced in my old 'ead ( I'm normally a great sleeper !)
Spent Sunday & Monday on the settee under a blanket, feeling quite sorry for myself when not snoozing. Picked at food but didn't really feel hungry at all.
My arm has felt very bruised in an area about the size of a hand around the vaccination site, which was quite hot & dark pink there.
On Tuesday, my energy levels continued to be low and that evening I found myself having a quiet weep several times whilst watching TV...nothing connected to what we were viewing. Really weird....
Since then, I've gradually returned to "normality" but today was the first time that I've noticed less tenderness in my arm and my appetite seems to have returned.
Throughout this period, it's interesting to report that Mr F has been his usual laid back self whilst attending to my every need but his hair appears to be growing at ever increasing speed !
Went to bed but woke in the night shivering uncontrollably, took a couple of Paracetamol and slept o.k.
The next day felt a bit under the weather but ok now.
Friends were told to take Paracetamol when they retuned after having the jab, think I will do that when I have my booster.0 -
I had the first Pfizer jab yesterday and was feeling pretty smug after a number of my team phoned me after their saying how ill they felt. Fine this morning then just came over really dizzy....
For what it's worth if anyone just "doesn't bother" turning up for their vax they should be fined.6 -
Mum's had second Pfizer jab about 6 weeks after the first. In her late 70s6
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Can I just add that if you suffer those flu like symptoms after having a vaccine then if at all possible try not to take paracetamol or ibuprofen. The reaction you are experiencing is your bodies response to the vaccine antigen and it’s preferable to allow the body to do its thing unhindered. You are not actually ill in the traditional sense. I’m guessing that a thumping headache might make this quite difficult.0
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And yet the nurses where I had the vaccine plus the leaflet they gave me all stated that paracetamol was recommended?ShootersHillGuru said:Can I just add that if you suffer those flu like symptoms after having a vaccine then if at all possible try not to take paracetamol or ibuprofen. The reaction you are experiencing is your bodies response to the vaccine antigen and it’s preferable to allow the body to do its thing unhindered. You are not actually ill in the traditional sense. I’m guessing that a thumping headache might make this quite difficult.1 -
I think it’s one of those areas of medicine that still requires further study but there is some evidence that antipyretics can blunt an immune response.stonemuse said:
And yet the nurses where I had the vaccine plus the leaflet they gave me all stated that paracetamol was recommended?ShootersHillGuru said:Can I just add that if you suffer those flu like symptoms after having a vaccine then if at all possible try not to take paracetamol or ibuprofen. The reaction you are experiencing is your bodies response to the vaccine antigen and it’s preferable to allow the body to do its thing unhindered. You are not actually ill in the traditional sense. I’m guessing that a thumping headache might make this quite difficult.0
