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Just had my second AZ jab
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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So far, no dead arm! 
I’m hoping I don’t feel like I’ve been run over by a bus tomorrow, like I did after the first jab.
How long was it before you started to feel rough after you’d been vaccinated?
Did you experience the same symptoms the second time around? |
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12 hours for my first, I woke up with my arm hot and painful. Then spent the next day in bed, fever, bone ache, fatigue. Few days until I was fully right, tender arm and just feeling a bit off.
The second was about... 26 hours? I felt tired and a bit down very suddenly, for about three hours, then gone. Think like a 3pm slump at work but a bit worse. Tender arm for a few days. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"12 hours for my first, I woke up with my arm hot and painful. Then spent the next day in bed, fever, bone ache, fatigue. Few days until I was fully right, tender arm and just feeling a bit off.
The second was about... 26 hours? I felt tired and a bit down very suddenly, for about three hours, then gone. Think like a 3pm slump at work but a bit worse. Tender arm for a few days."
Owww that doesn’t sound good  sorry you were unwell. Your symptoms were similar to mine for the first dose. Did you have the AZ jab? |
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Got my first tomorrow. Was a nightmare trying to get it as everyone was forcing me to have Pfizer which I didn’t want.
Hubby had his first one a couple of weeks ago and it made him so ill for a week, I was really worried about him. Fingers crossed all goes ok for me in the morning xx |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Me too 
Had mine at 10am and have hot sweats now 
fluids and painkillers for tonight "
Ahh jab buddies I d*unk a ton of water the first time around which helped give me a reason to get off the sofa…where I was laid up feeling sorry for myself all day haha
I hope you feel better soon |
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"So far, no dead arm!
I’m hoping I don’t feel like I’ve been run over by a bus tomorrow, like I did after the first jab.
How long was it before you started to feel rough after you’d been vaccinated?
Did you experience the same symptoms the second time around?"
I felt really rough for about 48 hours after my 2nd. Jab was at 10.30 am started feeling rough about 5pm if that helps x |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I was fine after my second AZ"
That’s encouraging to know  I started to feel slightly dizzy about 5 minutes after having my first vaccine dose, but not the second. But that might be to do with other allergies. I’m allergic to penicillin and apparently you can feel dizzy after the vaccine because of this. |
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"12 hours for my first, I woke up with my arm hot and painful. Then spent the next day in bed, fever, bone ache, fatigue. Few days until I was fully right, tender arm and just feeling a bit off.
The second was about... 26 hours? I felt tired and a bit down very suddenly, for about three hours, then gone. Think like a 3pm slump at work but a bit worse. Tender arm for a few days.
Owww that doesn’t sound good sorry you were unwell. Your symptoms were similar to mine for the first dose. Did you have the AZ jab?"
Clinical trial, so I don't know. But possibly. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Got my first tomorrow. Was a nightmare trying to get it as everyone was forcing me to have Pfizer which I didn’t want.
Hubby had his first one a couple of weeks ago and it made him so ill for a week, I was really worried about him. Fingers crossed all goes ok for me in the morning xx"
Good luck! I have a 42 year old friend who was really fatigued for a week as well as other symptoms. Thankfully I wasn’t as poorly. I’m sorry to hear your husband wasn’t well. I would be really interested to know from someone who caught Covid and experienced only mild symptoms from the virus and then later had the vaccine, what symptoms if any they experienced from the vaccine? Do you happen to know anyone who caught the virus? |
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By *eeleyWoman
over a year ago
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"12 hours for my first, I woke up with my arm hot and painful. Then spent the next day in bed, fever, bone ache, fatigue. Few days until I was fully right, tender arm and just feeling a bit off.
The second was about... 26 hours? I felt tired and a bit down very suddenly, for about three hours, then gone. Think like a 3pm slump at work but a bit worse. Tender arm for a few days."
I was super tired the same day and then the day after, the arm ache wasn't as bad with the second one. |
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First AZ jab I felt waves of sickness immediately, sore arm and flu like symptoms set in approximately 6 hours later, they lasted 36 hours. It was horrible.
2nd jab of AZ I felt the waves again immediately but hardly a sore arm this time and no symptoms other than feeling tired.
I hope this is the same experience for you x |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"First AZ jab I felt waves of sickness immediately, sore arm and flu like symptoms set in approximately 6 hours later, they lasted 36 hours. It was horrible.
2nd jab of AZ I felt the waves again immediately but hardly a sore arm this time and no symptoms other than feeling tired.
I hope this is the same experience for you x"
Thanks So far no symptoms at all (after 9 hours) |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I had the virus and have had both vaccine doses the virus was definitely worse than the vaccine "
Sorry to hear you were ill. Did the doctors give you any indication about levels of antibodies after contracting the virus? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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I had no symptoms after my first vaccine...just a sore arm for about 5 hrs the following day, I hope I'll be the same after my 2nd. I did take 2 neurofen plus about 15 mins before vaccination & took 2 four hrs later but I should have continued to take them cos they may have prevented my sore arm the following day. |
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"Me too
Had mine at 10am and have hot sweats now
fluids and painkillers for tonight
Ahh jab buddies I d*unk a ton of water the first time around which helped give me a reason to get off the sofa…where I was laid up feeling sorry for myself all day haha
I hope you feel better soon "
I feel like normal today, so just hot sweats for a few hours luckily
How are you feeling |
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I've been working in test and trace for 14 months. We have paramedics who come in on a regular basis. I often ask them how they are getting on and they tell me they are as busy as ever not with covid but with people who have had the AstraZeneca jab |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Me too
Had mine at 10am and have hot sweats now
fluids and painkillers for tonight
Ahh jab buddies I d*unk a ton of water the first time around which helped give me a reason to get off the sofa…where I was laid up feeling sorry for myself all day haha
I hope you feel better soon
I feel like normal today, so just hot sweats for a few hours luckily
How are you feeling "
17 hours later and I’ve had no side effects at all. Not even a sore arm. Quiet an unexpected result  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I've been working in test and trace for 14 months. We have paramedics who come in on a regular basis. I often ask them how they are getting on and they tell me they are as busy as ever not with covid but with people who have had the AstraZeneca jab"
Do you mean busy with the side effects they’ve had from the vaccine? |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"I had no symptoms after the 1st jag but after the 2nd one I've been getting sharp pains in my chest x 
You should definitely check in with your doctor."
I agree. Get yourself checked with the doc! |
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"I've been working in test and trace for 14 months. We have paramedics who come in on a regular basis. I often ask them how they are getting on and they tell me they are as busy as ever not with covid but with people who have had the AstraZeneca jab
Do you mean busy with the side effects they’ve had from the vaccine?"
No
I do not think we are being told the whole story here by the government. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I've been working in test and trace for 14 months. We have paramedics who come in on a regular basis. I often ask them how they are getting on and they tell me they are as busy as ever not with covid but with people who have had the AstraZeneca jab
Do you mean busy with the side effects they’ve had from the vaccine?
No
I do not think we are being told the whole story here by the government. "
I’m sorry I’m struggling to understand what you meant with your first comment regarding paramedics who you said are “as busy as ever not with covid but with people who have had the AstraZeneca jab”. So I asked for clarification. |
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By *eeleyWoman
over a year ago
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"I've been working in test and trace for 14 months. We have paramedics who come in on a regular basis. I often ask them how they are getting on and they tell me they are as busy as ever not with covid but with people who have had the AstraZeneca jab"
Funny that, we are from the same area and I have a good friend that's a paramedic, I just asked him and he said that's totally untrue. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"If they're not dealing with side effects, are the paramedics busy with people dying from the AZ ?
I think that's what the message is intended to say, yes."
Well I guess we’re all gonners then. Ah well, it’s been nice chatting lol |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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Just done a quick Internet search and there’s been about 40 deaths associated with the AZ vaccine from rare blood clots. I reckon I’ve got more chance of dying from electrocution from switching the kettle on.  And on that note… |
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"If they're not dealing with side effects, are the paramedics busy with people dying from the AZ ?
I think that's what the message is intended to say, yes.
Well I guess we’re all gonners then. Ah well, it’s been nice chatting lol"
Lol same.
If I die, I die having followed the best available evidence. All we can do is our best, hey? |
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"Just a headache next morning after the 1st. Absolutely nothing after 2nd."
Same here, headache felt like a hangover 1st time. Couple of paracetamol and I was fine by mid morning. 2nd nothing at all.
XX |
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By *alcon43Woman
over a year ago
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I have a friend in hospital with covid after having both her vaccinations. I know they don’t give 100% protection but 4 other people in her work have tested positive and have been vaccinated as well. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"If they're not dealing with side effects, are the paramedics busy with people dying from the AZ ?
I think that's what the message is intended to say, yes.
Well I guess we’re all gonners then. Ah well, it’s been nice chatting lol
Lol same.
If I die, I die having followed the best available evidence. All we can do is our best, hey?"
Exactly that. If in 10 years I grow another leg from having the vaccine, well then at least it’s saved me from dying from Covid this week so I’m still around for my Mum. I’d be no good to her if I was in hospital. |
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"I have a friend in hospital with covid after having both her vaccinations. I know they don’t give 100% protection but 4 other people in her work have tested positive and have been vaccinated as well. "
It doesn't stop you catching it.
Just reduces the symptoms.
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"If they're not dealing with side effects, are the paramedics busy with people dying from the AZ ?
I think that's what the message is intended to say, yes.
Well I guess we’re all gonners then. Ah well, it’s been nice chatting lol
Lol same.
If I die, I die having followed the best available evidence. All we can do is our best, hey?
Exactly that. If in 10 years I grow another leg from having the vaccine, well then at least it’s saved me from dying from Covid this week so I’m still around for my Mum. I’d be no good to her if I was in hospital."
Yup.
When I was a baby, the advice given to parents to prevent SIDS was basically everything parents are told not to do now.
No one went around screaming what if you're wrong. My parents and others did the best they could with what they knew |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"If they're not dealing with side effects, are the paramedics busy with people dying from the AZ ?
I think that's what the message is intended to say, yes.
Well I guess we’re all gonners then. Ah well, it’s been nice chatting lol
Lol same.
If I die, I die having followed the best available evidence. All we can do is our best, hey?
Exactly that. If in 10 years I grow another leg from having the vaccine, well then at least it’s saved me from dying from Covid this week so I’m still around for my Mum. I’d be no good to her if I was in hospital.
Yup.
When I was a baby, the advice given to parents to prevent SIDS was basically everything parents are told not to do now.
No one went around screaming what if you're wrong. My parents and others did the best they could with what they knew"
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