You've said you're 65 so one would assume you've had at least your 1st one unless you're refusing to have itPardon? How do you know I haven't already had my 2nd or even 1st Jab
I have but i wouldn't come on here scaring people that haven't had it yet, by complaining about normal Vaccine reactions, taking my mum for her 2nd Jab tomorrow she's 89 and she can't wait and she felt a bit rough for a couple of days after the first oneYou've said you're 65 so one would assume you've had at least your 1st one unless you're refusing to have it
That's known as a "Mersey" side effect. It'll soon pass.I've started feeling sorry for Liverpool
Who's scaring people? People are coming on here and saying what their side effects are which far from scaring people is reassuring that it is not uncommon to have certain reactions to the vaccine. Btw best of luck to your mum tomorrow.I have but i wouldn't come on here scaring people that haven't had it yet, by complaining about normal Vaccine reactions, taking my mum for her 2nd Jab tomorrow she's 89 and she can't wait and she felt a bit rough for a couple of days after the first one
I felt pretty much nothing after both Pfizer doses. My sister on the other hand was like she had been hit by a truck after the second one, was pretty much in bed 4 days after getting it.Pfizer second dose is meant to be a bastard, AZ first dose is the bastard. AZ second dose is meant to be a lot easier. Just the other way around for some reason.
You've had COVID though anyway haven't you Kaz? Don't know what's the point of a vaccine to invoke an immune response and develop antibodies, in someone who presumably already has antibodies?Oxford yesterday , felt really ill, slept for thirteen hours , feel tired and chilly with a sore arm now , left it to late to vote
I thought it was a lifelong affliction of which there was no known cure, despite lighting candles and a feeling of always being the victimThat's known as a "Mersey" side effect. It'll soon pass.
That's dippertheria.I thought it was a lifelong affliction of which there was no known cure, despite lighting candles and a feeling of always being the victim
Because i was sick 12 months ago and my last antibody test they were barely there , everyone is getting vaccinatedYou've had COVID though anyway haven't you Kaz? Don't know what's the point of a vaccine to invoke an immune response and develop antibodies, in someone who presumably already has antibodies?
FWIW I had mine (AZ #1) today and a have a very, very slightly sore arm. Nothing else so far... and hoping it stays that way.
Had my AZ Saturday afternoon and now my side effects have gone as of this afternoon drank loads of fluid last 2 daysI had my jab on a Thursday evening but only got side effects Saturday. Probably peaked around lunchtime. Really wasn't much tbh, just spent the day resting/sleeping. So I'd agree, stand by!
Mine was Saturday morning side effects developed about 18 hours later, not desperately ill just off chills and tired worked today, finished early had 4 hours sleep feel fine now paracetamol the wonder drug.Had my AZ Saturday afternoon and now my side effects have gone as of this afternoon drank loads of fluid last 2 days
That is very reassuring. My first thoughts when the vaccines were close to the roll-out was that when everybody had the jab, they could download the test results and get a response, basically a big green V on your phone for having been vaccinated, or a bg green A for having antibodies present, if you hadn't had the jab yet. Or a big red W for not having anything and wasting everyone's time and effort.I got an antibody test 15 days after my AZ jab (through the ONS) and came up positive for antibodies, if anyone was after re-assurance
Had both the Pfizer doses (healthcare worker). Bar a heavy arm no side effects whatsoever. Of the 25+ people I know that are fully vaccinated with Pfizer only one had side effects (dodgy stomach), everyone else finePfizer second dose is meant to be a bastard, AZ first dose is the bastard. AZ second dose is meant to be a lot easier. Just the other way around for some reason.