Hope so. But it sounds a lot similar to last time.
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I image that we will end up with annual shots like flu. Hopefully the Omicron variant is as mild or milder than the initial results show, but I expect another more virulent variant will come along at some point.
flu shots are not given to everyone and not every few months, this will have to end up the same.
Was given Moderna for my booster after originally having 2 AZs. Floored again like I was my first AZ jab. Got up yesterday to pee and nearly fainted and then threw up. Crawled back to bed and slept again till 12 noon when I woke up in a pool of my own sweat. Managed to get up and shower this time and grab something to eat and take more paracetamol. Managed to stay awake for about 6 hours before falling asleep again.
Feel a bit more human this morning. Just got a headache (hopefully, yet to get out of bed) and sore arm.
Those that don’t get side effects from this stuff I envy you. I probably should have booked it for before now but was busy at work and felt I could t take more time off because of jab reaction. I think I’ve had more time off work with covid jab side effects than I have actually been off ill in the last 5 years or so.
I’m meant to be cooking the dinner later.
Then super plus, super plus extra and, finally, ultra
Wonder if it's called jaggyjag in Scotland...?
I don't think AZ offerred boosters, or the NHS didn't take them, the centre I went to said to me, we are doing Moderna .. to which I said ok ..
No, but I was sometimes aware of the injection site for over a month.
No, the sore upper arm went away after a day or so. The symptoms you have sound likely to be unconnected, given they didn't start until ten days later.
Yes, about the same time after jab and weeks later still hurts a lot, it feels like Its a rotator cuff injury, which I have been telling myself it is even though I dont remember the action that would have caused such, its actually getting worse.
Can you locate exactly where you had your jab?
Thanks, it's seemed better today, and only really been noticeable much later in the day. I'm going to assume it's jab related for now, but if it keeps on, I will get it checked out. I don't have any other symptoms, such as a weird jaw or breathing difficulties. So I'm kinda thinking it's not heart related, which was my main concern.Can you locate exactly where you had your jab?
If you get your jab into the outside extremities of your deltoid muscle it could possibly hit the axillary or radial nerve and this can cause some temporary issues which will be slow to subside.
Additionally if your vaccination goes in too high it can end up in your shoulder bursa and that can cause inflammation in the joint which can also last for weeks. The other potential complications can be if the injection was delivered too deep and hits the bone.
If it persists it is worth getting it checked out but afaik the only solution once any of the above happens is to just give it time to sort itself out.
I am not a trained medical practitioner or Dr Jazz though, I've just done the vaccination training and been told where not to stick the needle
Hope it heals for you soon. Just had a full rebuild of my shoulder and it's pain you can definitely live without.
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I'm sure you'll be fine then. I was fine with my 1st but my second and my booster went into my shit shoulder so I couldn't tell if it was the jab or just me. The week before my booster I'd had my bicep tendon detached and stitched back into my arm, my rotator cuff shaved and my clavicle decompressed. I just thought fuck it, it already hurts, pile it on
