Vaccine

paulie8290 said:

Vaccine done 

Had Astrazeneca so loaded up on paracetamol just in case

Feeling ok at the moment 

Glad you’ve had your vaccination and hope you don’t get any ill effects but if you do start feeling a bit off really make an effort to not take anti pyeretic drugs like Ibuprofen. The immune systems response might well be a raised temperature which is normal and part of the body learning to recognise and fight the antigen. Some evidence that reducing the temperature or side effects might decrease the effectiveness of the vaccine. Of course if you feel really ill then you might not have a choice. 

JohnBoyUK said:

Had my AZ shot yesterday at the Orpington Health Centre.
Nurse spotted the spurs pin badge on my hat and joked the nurse giving me the shot was a Gooner.

Didn't feel a thing, so much so I didnt even realised they'd done it.
No bruising, no sore arm, no side effects.

One thing they did confirm for me was that I'd been called under group 6 because of my asthma.

Perhaps your gooner nurse didn’t do it ? 

hawksmoor said:

I was asked if I took any blood-thinning medication before my vaccine, and my wife was too. They mentioned specifically Warfarin and aspirin. I don't know if that helps.

Same here (AZ jab). When asked I told them I was on Warfarin, then they stabbed me in the arm. Not sure what difference my answer made to the process tbh... 

Bromley Graham said:

alan dugdale said:

Covered End said:

alan dugdale said:

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alan dugdale said:

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alan dugdale said:

Having had my vaccination on Saturday afternoon (thereby having 1 more shot than Charlton that day) I developed painful joints that night. Normally, that would be ok but I’m 3 weeks post op for the new hip. I took a codeine and slept ok. I put it down to maybe overdoing the walking even though I know I haven’t been.
Last night, the pain levels increased so much, codeine didn’t touch it and my leg on the operated side was covered in a rash of purple spots. An ambulance was called, the crew gave me morphine and off to A&E I went. 

Bottom line is, the hip is intact and no blood clots or DVT but the pain is still in my groin, knee, back and hip. I’m now home and started to shiver a bit this morning.
Whilst the docs were mystified as to the cause, they did suggest it could be side effects of the jab but can’t understand why the spots (broken blood vessels) are only on one leg. 

I really hope it’s a temporary issue caused by the vaccine side effects and I don’t struggle again today.

I hope you are feeling better today.

Cheers mate. Still have sore groin and knee plus the purple spots down my leg but I think the painkillers helped me have a better night.
I now have a skin infection on a gonad so on antibiotics !! 

God knows if it’s vaccine related, probably not but you never know I suppose !

A post that you wish to acknowledge but don't feel you should like or LOL.

Sorry, is the this really a dig or a jest ?
 I’m a bit spaced out on painkillers so if I didn’t press a button, I sincerely apologise. Not top of my list of concerns though tbh

No sorry I'm sympathising with you.
As I said it didn't seem "right" to like a post when someone isn't well.
It certainly isn't right to LOL your predicament, so there wasn't an appropriate response without typing a physical comment.
I hope you're feeling a bit better and sorry I wasn't clear in my good intentions.

I see ! It’s me being out of it more than anything so I apologise ! I should have realised. 

As regards the vaccine, the hospital think there’s a possibility that my jab has reacted with the aspirin I’m taking to thin the blood.

I wonder, does anyone on here who has had their jab, take aspirin daily ?

I had the Pfizer jab 3 weeks ago and i take a cocktail of heart medications daily including 1 asprin tablet.  Did tell them when asked but they still carried on. No reaction apart from a sore arm. Hope you get better soon

I also take 75mg of aspirin daily and had Pfizer with no issues. 

just had my first AZ jab at Charlton house, no queue when I got there, no wait, very well organised indeed. 

fat man on a moped said:

Lordflashheart said:

Very jealous of my wife at moment - she got text yesterday to have her first jab - going to Dartford FC’s ground on Saturday to have it - turns out that because she has low immunity, her GP put her in group 6 - I am marooned in group 9 - she is 2 years older than me (I am 50)

Go with her if you can, they may give you the jab as well.

Mrs came with me to the Excel centre on Monday and they offered her the vaccine even though she's in group 8 and said they would have vaccinated anyone who lived at the same address if they had turned up with me.

The same thing happened with me as I said earlier on this thread. It's definitely worth asking the question when you accompany someone for the vaccine.
They always have cancellations or no shows, although I don't get why people would just not turn up for no reason.

 

I’m going to attempt this tmrw when my wife goes for her jab - he who dares Rodney, and all that - it’s only a 5 minute walk from our house, so I will get her to ask if I can be jabbed as well

Now, see, I wasn't armed with my NHS number, because I asked on the off-chance, but it was all fine for me, after filling out the form as far as I could. Now, as you say, AFKA, it might not be that easy for everyone, with the odd jobsworth here and there.

Oxford study indicates AstraZenica effective against Brazil variant. 😅 

Redrobo said:

Oxford study indicates AstraZenica effective against Brazil variant. 😅 

@Redrobo

Have you got a link to this please

Ok.

Found it 👍 Fantastic news

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-health-coronavirus-brazil-variant-exc-idUSKBN2AX1NS

alan dugdale said:

Covered End said:

alan dugdale said:

Covered End said:

alan dugdale said:

Covered End said:

alan dugdale said:

Having had my vaccination on Saturday afternoon (thereby having 1 more shot than Charlton that day) I developed painful joints that night. Normally, that would be ok but I’m 3 weeks post op for the new hip. I took a codeine and slept ok. I put it down to maybe overdoing the walking even though I know I haven’t been.
Last night, the pain levels increased so much, codeine didn’t touch it and my leg on the operated side was covered in a rash of purple spots. An ambulance was called, the crew gave me morphine and off to A&E I went. 

Bottom line is, the hip is intact and no blood clots or DVT but the pain is still in my groin, knee, back and hip. I’m now home and started to shiver a bit this morning.
Whilst the docs were mystified as to the cause, they did suggest it could be side effects of the jab but can’t understand why the spots (broken blood vessels) are only on one leg. 

I really hope it’s a temporary issue caused by the vaccine side effects and I don’t struggle again today.

I hope you are feeling better today.

Cheers mate. Still have sore groin and knee plus the purple spots down my leg but I think the painkillers helped me have a better night.
I now have a skin infection on a gonad so on antibiotics !! 

God knows if it’s vaccine related, probably not but you never know I suppose !

A post that you wish to acknowledge but don't feel you should like or LOL.

Sorry, is the this really a dig or a jest ?
 I’m a bit spaced out on painkillers so if I didn’t press a button, I sincerely apologise. Not top of my list of concerns though tbh

No sorry I'm sympathising with you.
As I said it didn't seem "right" to like a post when someone isn't well.
It certainly isn't right to LOL your predicament, so there wasn't an appropriate response without typing a physical comment.
I hope you're feeling a bit better and sorry I wasn't clear in my good intentions.

I see ! It’s me being out of it more than anything so I apologise ! I should have realised. 

As regards the vaccine, the hospital think there’s a possibility that my jab has reacted with the aspirin I’m taking to thin the blood.

I wonder, does anyone on here who has had their jab, take aspirin daily ?

Yes...I do.💊

I couldn’t move my arm the next day! But worth it to be jabbed !