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Which jab did you have - Astra Zeneca or Pfizer? And what side effects?

What jab? What side effects?

  • I had the Pfizer

    Votes: 66 18.6%
  • I had the Astra Zeneca

    Votes: 125 35.2%
  • I don't know what I had

    Votes: 1 0.3%
  • Pfizer + no side effects

    Votes: 65 18.3%
  • Pfizer + some side effects lasting less than/about 48 hours

    Votes: 38 10.7%
  • Pfizer + side effects lasting more than 2 days

    Votes: 6 1.7%
  • AZ + no side effects

    Votes: 51 14.4%
  • AZ + some side effects lasting less than/about 48 hours

    Votes: 121 34.1%
  • AZ + side effects lasting more than 2 days

    Votes: 37 10.4%
  • Something else (explain yourself)

    Votes: 13 3.7%

  • Total voters
    355
  • Poll closed .
Hopefully at some point they'll explain why the AZ is so much more dramatic in its action than the MRNA vaccines .. and why it's less effective.

It's still early days to pinpoint how effective the different vaccines are in the 'real world', this study from Scotland actually shows the Oxford one works better than the Pfizer one, based on hospital admissions after a single jab.

Four weeks after receiving the initial dose, the Oxford jab appeared to reduce a person's risk of hospital admission by 94%.

Those who received the Pfizer jab had a reduction in risk of 85% between 28 and 34 days after the first dose.

 
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In spite of masses of insulation and electric blanket going full blast, temp is now 34.8 so borderline hypothermic...
that would explain the shivering...

I may check my BP in a bit...
 
Nearly a fortnight since the Astra Zeneca jab and both me and Mrs K much more tired than normal, still. No other side effects really, but taking a surprisingly long time to get properly energetic again.
 
Spoke to someone earlier who isn't a medic but has a good working knowledge of this stuff due to family health issues. She said that strong reactions to the virus may be an indication that your immune system is working well and that as a result older folks are not getting quite the same side effects. Don't know if that's true or even a truism, but it sounds reasonable. Anyway, there's a silver lining in there if you are feeling rough after the vaxx. :thumbs:
 
Temp back up to over 38 it seems my thermoregulation is up the swanee...
bp 120/90 It's usually 130/80.
I'm clearly not in any danger.
I'll put the water on for a bath...
 
It's still early days to pinpoint how effective the different vaccines are in the 'real world', this study from Scotland actually shows the Oxford one works better than the Pfizer one, based on hospital admissions after a single jab.
Danger Will Robinson.
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(I'd read the preprint carefully before jumping to the same conclusions that journalists do.)
 
Trust the British vaccine to be as rough as hell.
I wouldn't mind so much if they'd only been more honest about the possible severity of the side effects.
It's made more stark because I haven't had so much as a sniffle since November 2019.
 
When did you have it done?
Saturday morning and I took to my bed 4 hours later
It's not as bad as viruses I've caught before in the traditional way, it's the groudhog nature that's annoying.
It isn't as if it will have affected very many cells compared to a live virus.
 
Bloody clever stuff though.
I had no idea they could do this sort of thing.
I was also amazed to learn that conventional vaccines are produced using one hen's egg per dose.
 
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