Well had my covid jab yesterday. I feel fine apart from my arm. It feels like I've been punched hard on the spot of the Injection. My mate had the same Injection yesterday and he just text me saying he feels very sick. Head ache feeling sick shacking and so on. Has anyone else felt bad with there Injection or been fine with it
In reply to Post #1
My dad had a headache for 2 days he had Astra Zeneca
My mum had Pfizer and had no probs she has health issues so wonder if they give Pfizer to those people ??
My dad had a headache for 2 days he had Astra Zeneca
My mum had Pfizer and had no probs she has health issues so wonder if they give Pfizer to those people ??
In reply to Post #2
I'm a diabetic. I had the Pfizer on and apart from the dead arm been fine.
I'm a diabetic. I had the Pfizer on and apart from the dead arm been fine.
In reply to Post #1
Tell you mate to stop complaining and that he's acting like a woosie.
Tell you mate to stop complaining and that he's acting like a woosie.
In reply to Post #4
Lol yes. It was the Oxford one I had not the pfzar one just had a look at it
Lol yes. It was the Oxford one I had not the pfzar one just had a look at it
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I had mine on Monday Oxford one too , similar side effects – arm felt like it had set in concrete for three days (Just like when you have had a tetanus jab in your leg) Only other side effect was a kind of sleeping sickness, falling asleep for fun, numerous times woke up to a stone cold brew! Other than that I've been fine.
I know some have had a massive fever and extreme fatigue for days after the jab, think the side effect level depends on whether you have had Covid in the past to a degree (I had it 2nd week in Feb 2020)
I had mine on Monday Oxford one too , similar side effects – arm felt like it had set in concrete for three days (Just like when you have had a tetanus jab in your leg) Only other side effect was a kind of sleeping sickness, falling asleep for fun, numerous times woke up to a stone cold brew! Other than that I've been fine.
I know some have had a massive fever and extreme fatigue for days after the jab, think the side effect level depends on whether you have had Covid in the past to a degree (I had it 2nd week in Feb 2020)
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2019 , you are patient zero then !so , it wasn't the Chinese
I had a dead arm for a few days , possibly felt a bit more tired than usual , my brother was in bed for 2 days after !
2019 , you are patient zero then !so , it wasn't the Chinese
I had a dead arm for a few days , possibly felt a bit more tired than usual , my brother was in bed for 2 days after !
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2020
Like with most - 2020 did not seem to exist
2020
Like with most - 2020 did not seem to exist
I had the Pfizer one a couple of weeks ago, had a dead arm for a couple of days and really bad chillls for an hour ,and weirdly the thumb on the arm I had the jab into siezed up completely for a little while too
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Top of my arm still feels a bit dead since Saturday morning. Feels like someone has punched me on the spot of injection
Top of my arm still feels a bit dead since Saturday morning. Feels like someone has punched me on the spot of injection
Pfizer seems to be a little safer
As of 11 March:
PFIZER - REACTIONS: 94,809. DEATHS: 227. BLINDNESS: 15
ASTRAZENECA - REACTIONS: 201,622. DEATHS: 275. CARDIAC: 39
As of 11 March:
PFIZER - REACTIONS: 94,809. DEATHS: 227. BLINDNESS: 15
ASTRAZENECA - REACTIONS: 201,622. DEATHS: 275. CARDIAC: 39
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I had Oxford jab on 19th Feb, I had terrible side affects for a few hours afterwards, headache, fever, hot & cold spells etc. As advised in the jab paper work took aspirin every 4 hours, sore arm to. Due 2nd jab around. May time, so will have aspirin standing by. I am 66
Wife had hers the other day, she is 59, during the night she thought she was going to pass out in the bathroom, heard her nearly being sick, she also had very cold spells temp wise. So she suffered side affects due to Oxford jab, she took aspirin every 4 hours to.
Took my 85 year old mother the other day for her 2nd jab, she had Pfizer jab. She has COPD, pacemaker. She had no side affects.
My son is 20 so will have to wait a while yet for his first jab.
I had Oxford jab on 19th Feb, I had terrible side affects for a few hours afterwards, headache, fever, hot & cold spells etc. As advised in the jab paper work took aspirin every 4 hours, sore arm to. Due 2nd jab around. May time, so will have aspirin standing by. I am 66
Wife had hers the other day, she is 59, during the night she thought she was going to pass out in the bathroom, heard her nearly being sick, she also had very cold spells temp wise. So she suffered side affects due to Oxford jab, she took aspirin every 4 hours to.
Took my 85 year old mother the other day for her 2nd jab, she had Pfizer jab. She has COPD, pacemaker. She had no side affects.
My son is 20 so will have to wait a while yet for his first jab.
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.. but those deaths are not being attributed to the jab, are they?
They will include all sorts of reasons, including car crashes and lightning strikes.
.. but those deaths are not being attributed to the jab, are they?
They will include all sorts of reasons, including car crashes and lightning strikes.
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The Govn calls them 'adverse reactions'. Thats plain to me
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/coronavirus-covid-19-vaccine-adverse-reactions/coronavirus-vaccine-summary-of-yellow-card-reporting
But by all means go ahead and have a jab with an experimental vaccine that doesn't finish being trialed until 2023
The Govn calls them 'adverse reactions'. Thats plain to me
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/coronavirus-covid-19-vaccine-adverse-reactions/coronavirus-vaccine-summary-of-yellow-card-reporting
But by all means go ahead and have a jab with an experimental vaccine that doesn't finish being trialed until 2023