For those who have had the vaccine

For the Bluemooners who have had the vaccine, did you have any side effects?

  • All good felt nothing

    Votes: 66 35.5%

  • Minor side effects, sore arm etc

    Votes: 90 48.4%

  • Felt really unwell for a few days

    Votes: 27 14.5%

  • Very bad side effects and had to be admitted to hospital

    Votes: 3 1.6%
  • Total voters
    186
  • Poll closed .
My nob grew an extra 4 inches in length after I had part 1 of the AZ jab.

But serious, minor sore arm and fatigue the day after. That was it.
 
4 days after the Oxford jab, I’ve started inching all over my body bloody red blotches
 
I had mine yesterday morning.

I felt extremely unwell last night but it may be a reaction to the latest drug I am trialling for ADHD. It’s called bupropion/Zyban (Wellbutrin in the states).
 
Centurions said:
Not me(not had it yet) but the wife had a really bad 48 hours with alternate chills & hot flashes. Also had painful joints and serious fatigue. Not great on top of her usual issues.

Is the 2nd jab a weaker version of it or the same strength? Hopefully the 1st jab will help anyway unless that's not how it works?

Edit: I forgot her headache & sore throat symptoms too.
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PS hope she's better now mate. Most people I know were okay but some had more of a reaction on the second dose. It's the same dose as far as I know. I read this the other day which explains.

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manchester blue said:
Insert pic request here.

PS hope she's better now mate. Most people I know were okay but some had more of a reaction on the second dose. It's the same dose as far as I know. I read this the other day which explains.

theconversation.com

Why it takes 2 shots to make mRNA vaccines do their antibody-creating best – and what the data shows on delaying the booster dose

With slow vaccine distribution and manufacturing, some people won’t get the second dose on time. But does it matter?
theconversation.com theconversation.com
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Damn, missed the typo :)

She had the AZ Oxford jab(which I should have mentioned :( ) which isn't included in that article.

She was over the side effects in 48 hours but they were bad at the time. The fact that she showed every single common side effect badly, didn't surprise me in the least.

She suffers from full body osteoarthritis and is allergic to anti-inflammatories so could have done without that but the consequences of not having the jab could be much greater. We act as though she's more vulnerable to CV19 which has worked so far.

Cheers bud.
 
Sore arm which lasted a few days but nothing else, 2nd dose isn't until the end of April.
 
M59, no special conditions. Got my first AZ jab yesterday as I'm an health worker here in Norway. Got fever and cold symptoms in the evening and it felt like I gained 200 kg body weight and had spent hours in a tumble drier. Slightly better today but the headache is pretty bad. Paracetamol helps.
 
Not had mine yet. My missus had hers as she works in health care. She had the Pfizer one and had no issues or side effects.
 
My missus had the Pfizer one, she just had a bit of a sore arm and nothing else. My mum had the Pfizer as well and didn't have any side affects at all. I know a couple people that have had the Oxford one and said they had a bit of a fever.
 
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