Can't sleep. Head fkn killing and rising waves of nausea in between vomiting. Got up to put tv on to take mind off but feel worse. Going bed again.
Which jab did you have - Astra Zeneca or Pfizer? And what side effects?
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izz
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Don't suppose you have any ginger tea in ? Our root ginger in hot water ? Stomach Ease tea by Yogi is good for nausea. Bless you, it'll pass.
gentlegreen
I hummus, therefore I am ...
Looks like my entertaining 5 days has been dramatically trounced 
Out of interest, those who experienced nausea and vomiting, are you prone to this ordinarily ?
And those with allergic reactions come to that ...
My symptoms were just like my usual OTT way with the lurgy ... I never have gastric issues.
Out of interest, those who experienced nausea and vomiting, are you prone to this ordinarily ?
And those with allergic reactions come to that ...
My symptoms were just like my usual OTT way with the lurgy ... I never have gastric issues.
aqua
made of cheese and gin
I had the AZ at the weekend and I still have a really sore upper arm. Injection Saturday morning, really easy and almost wasn't convinced I'd had it tbh. Sunday felt like a lump of concrete in my arm, heavy and really sore. Headache really shit too and quite emotional (but then I am these days) on Sunday. But the sore arm is still there today though much better.
farmerbarleymow
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planetgeli
There's no future in England's dreaming
This is possible and what I've suspected.
Obviously in this totally non-scientific non-Lancet poll we can't tell that. We can only assume the people getting jabbed are getting younger.
But FWIW the >48h side effects in the last three weeks for AZ have risen from 10% to 12% to what is now 13.8%.
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WouldBe
Dislicksick
After an hour I started to feel slightly warm from the top of my arm, up my neck to my ear. Woke up this morning feeling as though my eyes and nose were starting to run but never did. Slightly queasy and about of a headache. They went after taking the dogs for a walk. Don't really notice the arm unless I touch it then you notice the slightly sore spot.
No. Did consider a flat ginger beer but couldn't keep owt down. Been vomiting all day.
Fella came home at 5 to find me crying with pain so loaded me up with cocodamol and ibuprofen. Not meant to have ibu cos of heart but pain so intense I had to. Now feeling almost human. Still in bed cos any movement sets off waves of pain, but had some warm milk and toast.
I'm 53 for the purposes of the non-Lancet theory. And my body over-reacts to friggin everything. Seriously hope 2nd jab dunt do this, not sure I could hack it tbh.
izz
Increased Leisure Citizen
Ah bless ya gal, I hope you're right as ninepence ever so soon.
mr steev
magic thought wizard
I think I may have been a bit premature saying my side effects from AZ last Sunday only lasted 2-3 days. I'm still tired 10 days later - a few times I've just fell asleep for a couple of hours and not realised I'd slept until I saw the time. From Sunday I've felt like shit (mild to moderate flu like symptoms). It may be just a cold I guess, but it's very rare I get ill like this (perhaps to do with my immune system after my jab?) A colleague at work had her jab the same day as me and she is exactly the same.
Hope you're feeling better. Anacdotally, it seems that those who had side effects with the first jab, were much better with the second. Fingers crossed
Hope you're feeling better. Anacdotally, it seems that those who had side effects with the first jab, were much better with the second. Fingers crossed
Bahnhof Strasse
Met up with Hannah Courtoy a week next Tuesday
Two days later and feeling a bit meh. Woke yesterday at 4am with shivery fever and very sore arm, arm is less sore today but keep coming over all whoozy. Will go and have a nice lie-down.
ginger_syn
Her Insanity laughs under pressure...👾
Just had my first AZ jab , mildly sore arm and odd feeling in my sinuses and bit of odd taste on sides of tongue, will post update later.
Thanks. Really bloody hope so. Will take all the painkillers from the off if I'm the same.Hope you're feeling better. Anacdotally, it seems that those who had side effects with the first jab, were much better with the second. Fingers crossed
Hope you're feeling better soon too.
Err, looks like I'm having a 3rd day of lingering effects. After a night full of anxiety dreams and sweats, I woke up feeling like I was full of adrenaline, wobbly limbs, crushing anxiety, feeling like I want to cry, no energy at all. Feel really fucking strange. Gonna change my vote now.
Anyone else had this?
Anyone else had this?
LDC
On est tous des pangolins
I'd say that's very, very unlikely to be anything physically related to the contents of the vaccine tbh.
Well I never feel like this at any other time, and it follows 2 days of side effects. Must be the world's biggest fucking coincidence then.
planetgeli
There's no future in England's dreaming
I was referring to whatever he posted and then withdrew before I saw itHe's made his point in that last post.
LDC
On est tous des pangolins
My post was wondering if you had a history of anxiety, and if you did then would think it's that rather than the vaccine directly, and if not then wondering what the link between the ingredients of the vaccine and how any of that would cause crushing anxiety mostly, but then just decided it wasn't worth posting.
Re: the next post, then the anxiety is a reaction to being ill, rather than a side effect of the vaccine itself. It might seem like splitting hairs, but there is a big difference. There would need to be some link between something the vaccine contains and then that causing the physical effects mentioned, and I haven't seen any evidence or heard any good explanation detailing the link so far, although happy to be shown otherwise.
More generally I'd say Urban seems to have a very out of the ordinary range of side effects given it's such a small sample, so I am slightly one eyebrow raised at some of what people have mentioned here. I've given hundreds of vaccines, talked to hundreds of people that have had vaccines, and get briefings on side effects and the latest data, and the stuff on here I've not seen mentioned or heard anywhere else. Like I said happy to see evidence otherwise, but it's worth considering other causes (other illnesses, psychological issues, etc.) Also coincidence is also entirely possible, as it people having a heightened sense of things due to watching for them, and as I've said before there's good research showing the expectation of side effects has a massive impact on people then having them.
Re: the next post, then the anxiety is a reaction to being ill, rather than a side effect of the vaccine itself. It might seem like splitting hairs, but there is a big difference. There would need to be some link between something the vaccine contains and then that causing the physical effects mentioned, and I haven't seen any evidence or heard any good explanation detailing the link so far, although happy to be shown otherwise.
More generally I'd say Urban seems to have a very out of the ordinary range of side effects given it's such a small sample, so I am slightly one eyebrow raised at some of what people have mentioned here. I've given hundreds of vaccines, talked to hundreds of people that have had vaccines, and get briefings on side effects and the latest data, and the stuff on here I've not seen mentioned or heard anywhere else. Like I said happy to see evidence otherwise, but it's worth considering other causes (other illnesses, psychological issues, etc.) Also coincidence is also entirely possible, as it people having a heightened sense of things due to watching for them, and as I've said before there's good research showing the expectation of side effects has a massive impact on people then having them.
two sheds
Least noticed poster 2007
I know, sorry
mine was just the standard response to someone replying with a full stop. And fwiw your reaction does sound too much like a coincidence to write it off.
izz
Increased Leisure Citizen
Totally get that point LynnDoyleCooper, but as someone better informed on statistics/psychology will pop up and say soon, people are more likely to post if they've had side effects than if they hadn't and yes of course with this being in the press we're all slightly wary about it. But there we are. And on behalf of us all, thank you for giving us the vaccine. Dora gave me mine and she was ace 
LDC
On est tous des pangolins
Just to add personally I was surprised how good and relieved I felt after my first vaccine, and on reflection I think it was in large part a release of being low level stressed for months, and the vaccine gave me a sense of feeling much safer. It wasn't something I was expecting at all as I guess you adjust and normalize yourself to low level of stress, but my partner said I was noticeably much more relaxed. Just a pain in the arse to live with now, rather than a complete dick.
Thank you LynnDoyleCooper . I have had anxiety over the past year like pretty much everyone, but that's only one part of what I posted. The other things being wobbly like I've had a massive surge of adrenaline and generally feeling v strange. I had pretty bad side effects, this feels like a continuation of them. My body over-reacts to lots of stuff anyway.
You have a tendency to downplay and patronise people's reactions on here. Perhaps bear that in mind when replying.
You have a tendency to downplay and patronise people's reactions on here. Perhaps bear that in mind when replying.
eatmorecheese
He's fallen out of the car again
Sitting in Deeside waiting for Mrs Cheese, who is being Zeneca'ed. Will report back on side effects. She has also bought enteric coated aspirins to allay blood clot fears, which I feel is a bit over cautious...
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