Coronavirus (2022) thread

[i kne albert davy]

Feel like been hit by a bus. Similar symptoms to when I had COVID couple months ago though not quite as severe Head, neck, back, arms all ache. I suffer from rhinitis and sinuses really bad been up during night to stand at open window. Been awake since half 1

I had the jab at half 5 on a Thursday woke at 4.30 next morning fever head ache worked the Friday felt like shit, went to bed at 7 Friday night woke up at 6.30 right as rain hopefully yours will pass soon mate, better than catching full blown COVID.

 

[mcfcstu]

Had my booster yesterday and apart from the very first covid jab this one feels the worst.My shoulder is dead,my head is banging and iv'e had zero sleep overnight. I presume they are tweaking the vaccine as they go along.Anyone else struggling with this one?

Had mine yesterday Pfizer 12 hrs later felt like someone had injected a dose of flu into me. Absolute horrendous night shaking, banging head, body aching and nausea. This is the 2nd time I've had this Pfizer booster and both times bang on 12hrs after having the jab I've had these symptoms. Won't be having this one again for sure.

 

[M9 Blue]

Had mine yesterday Pfizer 12 hrs later felt like someone had injected a dose of flu into me. Absolute horrendous night shaking, banging head, body aching and nausea. This is the 2nd time I've had this Pfizer booster and both times bang on 12hrs after having the jab I've had these symptoms. Won't be having this one again for sure.

If it's any consolation two days later i was 100% again. Good luck.

 

[grunge]

My mum is just getting over a bout of it. 75 and with COPD. Thankfully fully jabbed up else it could have been really nasty.

 

[Barcon]

My mum is just getting over a bout of it. 75 and with COPD. Thankfully fully jabbed up else it could have been really nasty.

Hope she's o.k mate. My Mum just had it (after flying back to the U.K for a few days) and she seems to be perfectly fine now.
I was worried though as she sounded terrible and she also has COPD (she's 79)

 

[grunge]

Hope she's o.k mate. My Mum just had it (after flying back to the U.K for a few days) and she seems to be perfectly fine now.
I was worried though as she sounded terrible and she also has COPD (she's 79)

Thanks, Yeah 4 weeks later and My mum's mostly back to normal and even going to the COPD fitness sessions again..

I was worried my Dad would get it too as he has a lot of heart issues. thankfully he avoided it.

 

[paulchapo]

I've got my booster on Friday but having second thoughts given lots of people's severe reactions to this dose. I've had three jabs since this thing started.

 

[grunge]

More proof COVID is a multi-system cluster bomb - InSight+

This study shows you’re better off not getting COVID and whatever way that you do that is probably a good thing

insightplus.mja.com.au

An austrailian university has done some studies to see about other more long term issues post Covid and feeds into the other more "non standard" threads, but then they will just keep thinking its all the vaccine ;)

14-60 days post Covid.

- Risk of myocarditis to be 15 times higher than without Covid infection,
- Risk of clotting conditions to be 15 times higher than without Covid infection
- Risk of stroke to be 2–13 times higher than without Covid infection
- Risk of cerebral infarction 2x higher.

 

[ob]

My partner's mother aged 78 tested positive in her care home yesterday. Home rife with it. Partners father tested positive last night aged 87.

 

[BlueHammer85]

The former head of the vaccines taskforce has said the current COVID jabs are "not good enough".

Dame Kate Bingham, who spearheaded the UK's vaccination programme in 2020, also accused the government of going "backwards" in its preparation against future pandemics.


Giving evidence to a parliamentary inquiry into lessons to be learned from the coronavirus pandemic, she said: "Our vaccines currently are not good enough.

"We need to improve the quality of the vaccines, the durability, the ability to stop transmission, the way in which we give vaccines.

"Lots of things need to be improved. Our approach seems to have been to go backwards rather than to continue the momentum."