I'm going for my jab on Monday. Would like to take my mom with as she has no means of getting there on her own. She is currently on antibiotics though. Will it still be effective?
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Check with your dr but it should be fine depending what the antibiotics are for.
my mrs is on all sorts of meds and her dr gave her the all clear.
I agree with @Paul33 - Confirm with doc, but she should be fine. Had my 1st jab a couple of weeks ago. Next one is on the 9th.
Anyone here had any side effects? I had a tender shoulder the day after the vaccination (went away after 2 days) and felt like I had the flu the day after my injection. Nothing bad or severe though.
Anyone here had any side effects? I had a tender shoulder the day after the vaccination (went away after 2 days) and felt like I had the flu the day after my injection. Nothing bad or severe though.
I was pretty much the same after my jab, nothing major. A work colleague was super tired for a few days but again nothing that can’t be managed.
Had my second today, missus had her first. Only side effect was she said no sex until she has caught up.
Bloody women will think of any old excuse. Bah humbug.
Bloody women will think of any old excuse. Bah humbug.
Actually spoke to her GP today after she got het biopsy results. Not malignant, but almost the whole intestinal tract has inflammation. He advised to hold off on the vsccine until things are beter.
No side effects whatsoever from the first jab - just my arm felt a little tender later that day and evening, and still a little tender the next day.
Had my second jab this morning. Again a tender arm. I'll post again after a few days to tell you if there have been any side effects.
It will be interesting to see if my brother has any side effects. He had COVID recently, but nevertheless he went for his first jab today. When they asked him if he's had COVID he said no. He knew he shouldn't have lied, but he didn't want to wait.
His immune system may overreact to the vaccine with more severe side effects…. What’s the sudden rush? I mean he just had it and should be immune for at least 3 months.
It shall pass with some paracetamolWell, I feel like I've been hit by 'n train
Well, I feel like I've been hit by 'n train
It's just a day or two. Believe me, the virus is worse.
Panado and Netflix and a few days you’ll be lekker again.Well, I feel like I've been hit by 'n train
I had no side effects whatsoever. Nothing. Nada. Not even sniffle. I think I may be A-symptomatic. I've been in contact (in my work) with quite a lot of people who tested positive and I've never developed any symptoms at all. There's at least a 90% chance that I had the virus at least two or three times. Guess I'm one of the lucky ones.
I've seen people with the virus affected in the worst ways that it can and I don't wish that on anyone. It's horrible.
I've seen people with the virus affected in the worst ways that it can and I don't wish that on anyone. It's horrible.
I wish... Trudging on at work. Loads of stuff to do. But starting to feel better at least.
The rush is that he wants to get it done here in Yzer. If they suddenly decided to stop doing vaccinations here he'll have to drive to another town.
I feel crap today, all was good until about 3 in the morning, chills, feeling cold. I got up late with a sore arm and aches and pains. None of this with the first jab. Thankfully the headache has gone.
Normally only lasts a day or 2. Panado's help
I've heard the booster's side effects are worse, but also only last a day or 2
It’s logical… your immune system must have a more robust reaction to the second shot.
It doesn’t mean that it’s the rule though…
Oh, I agree with you. Just quoting what I've heard.
Those that had symptoms (that I've spoken to) said that they had flu like symptoms for 1 to 2 days after the 1st shot (me included) and slightly more severe symptoms after the 2nd shot (Not me as I've not had my 2nd shot yet).I'm by no means a medical proffessional though, just sharing my experience
It varies from person to person. The best thing to do is to start with paracetamol the morning before your injection and carry on with it for 2-3 days depend on how you feel.Oh, I agree with you. Just quoting what I've heard.
I'm by no means a medical proffessional though, just sharing my experience
I guess Panado is making some bucks off me on the 9th of September
Thanks for the tip.
A beer or 2 won't do anything. A bottle of brandy will be another story.
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