I had my second Pfizer jab today. This ones the third but had a proper gap unlike the previous one so it’s really the second. I feel a bit odd but am ok. I expect calls from vexed staff trying to work out what’s gone on/wrong.
My tinnitus seemed worse too!24 hours on from first AZ jab, happy to report that I am in the "had a great night's sleep and feel really healthy" group rather than the dire monkey-sweats group.
OH was really ill for 36 hours after his - proper took to his bed feeling like he had flu, so I was expecting similar.
I put no side effects, I did have really bad tinnitus for about 12 hours, it's not on the info sheet but when OH got that as his first symptom I looked it up and apparently it is widely anecdotally reported. But other than that I slept like a log and feel great today, my arm isn't even sore
No smug mug for you, then!Had a rough night. Chils and aching and throwing up amongst other horrible effects. Paracetamol should put a dent into it.
I feel like shit but am much less scared of COVID now.No smug mug for you, then!
But seriously, I'm sorry to hear its been grim for you checks privilege
Had the AZ vaccine 3 Weeks ago now, still getting headaches only mild ones, paracetamol don't seem to work. massive appetite.
Furthermore anybody with new onset of severe or persistent headache that does not respond to simple painkillers starting four days or more after vaccination should speak to their doctor.
Chris Hopson, the chief executive of NHS Providers, which represents NHS trusts, said:
It is an incredible achievement that more than 32 million people have received their first vaccine, with over 7 million receiving their second jab.
While there is still a way to go with our vaccination programme, we welcome the progress being made, with the jabs due to be rolled out to the over-40s this week and all priority groups now offered a first dose.
I know quite a few people in their 40s who've had theirs already...Vaccine roll-out to the over 40s starting this week.
UK vaccinations to be rolled out to over-40s this week, says NHS chief – as it happened
Health department adds that Moderna vaccines will be rolled out in England from mid-April after first doses delivered in Wales and Scotlandwww.theguardian.com
I know quite a few people in their 40s who've had theirs already...
Yes, definitely worth getting medical advice waxoyl - it's likely nothing at all, but worth a chat with the doctor for peace of mind.I don't want to worry you, but you should speak to your GP about that.
MHRA issues new advice, concluding a possible link between COVID-19 Vaccine AstraZeneca and extremely rare, unlikely to occur blood clots
The benefits of vaccination continue to outweigh any risks but the MHRA advises careful consideration be given to people who are at higher risk of specific types of blood clots because of their medical condition.www.gov.uk
Mate in their 40's booked yesterday afternoon and had theirs early eveningI know quite a few people in their 40s who've had theirs already...
Good. Make sure you do mate. I reported my vile 12 hour headache with vomiting on the Yellow Card scheme, cos it was so much worse than what seem to be normal side effects.I don't feel to bad today. but your both right cupid and farmer, shall give them a ring. Thanks.
Seconded, planetgeli .planetgeli can you do another poll for first and second doses please, so we get the full picture of vaccination coverage?
Apols if someone already posted but all over 45s can now book both apointments online..
Book, change, or cancel a COVID-19 vaccination appointment online
Book, change or cancel a COVID-19 vaccination appointment online.www.nhs.uk
Site may be slow as i got a bbc news app alert about it about 30 mins ago and the slots are going quick! My first is on this monday coming and my second on 7th july.