I called 111 and was told to wait for a week (and do whatever you do when you have the flu - drink hot tea and rest), and go and see my doctor only after a week, if it didn’t get better yet. So it seems that one week is the ‘normal’ thing that isn’t considered necessary to bother your doctor with, but longer than a week is not the expected ‘normal’ time and then they may start taking it more seriously.
Definitely! After the first vaccine I had only two bad days, and in reality it was one really bad day (painkillers not making any difference) and one sort of bad day (painkillers helped and as long as I took them regularly, I was feeling nearly ok.) It was just after this second injection that I had six days of agony - actually, five days of agony and on the sixth day I could feel the painkillers making a huge difference, so the day was relatively comfortable (in comparison with the previous days, not in comparison with my normal state).
Keep the appointment. Pfizer is the vaccine used in Israel, so there's a lot of data supporting its real-world effectiveness by now. And from what I gather the side effects are not quite as bad as with Moderna.
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Well, you had a pretty extreme reaction, so don't apologize. I'm glad that you are finally feeling better!
I just scheduled my father, my sister and myself to take J and J on Sunday. I'm so thrilled I don't know what to do. My dad was hesitant at first and qualified because of age, but I scheduled and told him he was going and one of us would come and pick him up. They open everything up to our whole state effective tomorrow. I'm just glad I got it scheduled before the masses do. Something told me if I didn't get it scheduled now there's no telling how long I would have to wait. It's been hard to schedule in my area.
this is a bit hard to read for someone like me who will likely not have a chance of any vaccine for many months to come.
Exactly....study long, study wrong, is what they used to tell us when we were kids. Any of them are good choices. I didn't get a choice. I scheduled mine thru CVS and it picked the location. That location happened to have J & Jthis is a bit hard to read for someone like me who will likely not have a chance of any vaccine for many months to come.
all these options are great. Take the chance and be happy about it
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saying that but ... ).
You have a gift for understatement.This is a bit concerning:
One in three Covid-19 survivors suffers ‘brain disease,’ study finds
A major study published Tuesday suggests as many as one in three people infected with *********-19 are left with longer term mental health or neurological symptoms.
Lady Figureskates and I had the Pfizer on Tuesday. Other than a little soreness in the arm and the fact we were tired yesterday, I would be happy with the Pfizer.
I’m fully expecting to not feel great after my vaccine on Sunday. It’s pretty common to have some soreness or slight illness after vaccination (headache, slight swelling at injection site, slight fever, etc). Anyone with babies and young children who get immunizations knows this. If it drags on or if systems are extreme, then you should be concerned.
The headline is scarier than the article. They are including things like anxiety as a brain disease.You have a gift for understatement.
I checked late last night for both CVS and Walgreens as those are the only real options here on the beach, and I thought I had a system down where I would check at the beginning of each hour - nothing. Then today, I woke up and had a few classes so was randomly checking in between, still nothing. Reloaded tonight just by chance and couldn't believe there was one 6 blocks away. They really just do pop up randomly.
A mix of under and over. The thought of being able to get everyone done is just too tempting.
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