Illness After Astra Zeneca Vaccine ?

Quite a few of my comrade carers have now had their vaccine jab, as have a good proportion of my oldies.

A large proportion, especially 3 of the carers who had it, have been quite ill after having the 'Oxford' Astra Zenica jab. They've been bad for 2 or 3 days after. Swimming head, temperature, tiredness, heavy arm, even coughing.

The oldies, who seem to have mainly had the Pfizer jab, have all suffered no ill effects though.

Anybody else heard anything like this? I've now been offered a vaccine (don't know which one) by my dear employer, but have told them to put it on hold for a week. 1) I don't want to be ill for three days and can't afford to be off sick (no sick pay) 2) I wonder about its effectiveness against the variants. More news to come soon? 3) The second dose you're supposed to have in 3 weeks won't be given until 12 - against scientific advice.

 

My wife had the AZ jab on Saturday morning, she was unwell the next day with a high temperature and aching legs, but on Monday she was much better apart from feeling a little sore around the injection site.

 

The mother in law is fine, but won’t stop cracking on about Microsoft products. Funny thing is she doesn’t even have a computer.

 

Phil Hammond (Private Eye' MD) has said much the same about the AZ.

 

Presume you just told her to stay away from the injection site ?

 

Probably better than dying

 

My wife just got the Moderna vaccine and she's been feeling a bit rough. Headache, fatigue, sore arm. Not too dissimilar to some flu vaccination reactions, really.

 

It can happen with the flu jab anyway, can’t it?

My dad has also just today had the AZ and my mum is due 31st so will report back as well.

 

I know 3 people that have had the Pfizer jab - with no side effects. Don’t know anyone who has had the Oxford jab

 

I hope the birth goes well. Will she get her first vaccine jab shortly after?

 

I’ll let you know next week ...

 

She hasn’t swallowed a mouse has she?

 

She swallowed a fly. I don’t know why she swallowed a fly, but her cat is looking nervous.

 

1. There's more evidence that supports taking the Oxford jab after 12 weeks than the Pfizer.

2. Apparently the vaccine has more short-term side effects if you've already had Covid. I'm not sure if that explains why your carer friends seem to have disproportionately worse side effects.

 

Yes it can. My daughter had a flu vaccine (nasal) at school a few months ago. We were warned it could make her a bit grotty for a few days and it really did knock her sideways for a couple of days.

 

Apparently the Oxford jab is a 'watered down virus' that gives the common cold to chimpanzees, and that is effective against Covid to humans.
The Pfizer one is the genetic code of the virus rather than the virus itself.
I am not surprised by some side effects showing up for the Oxford one.

 

If anyone actually believes there is a microchip in the vaccine then why explain? They're way beyond help.

 

Qualifications?

 

We've heard a lot of these scare stories, but none talking up the possibilities of using the vaccine to microchip everyone. Many people suffer poor motivation now and then, whereas Bill Gates is a consistent go-getter.

Feeling blue? A bit lacking in oomph? Let Bill take over for a while. Could work wonders for Andre Gray.

Take the anti-vaxxers on in this way and demand the technology is developed. The anti-vaxxers would be daft enough to consider it

 

So it is not just Andre Gray's prowess you are clueless about. Thanks for letting us know.

 

There's been articles written about the differences, here is one...

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/news...rna-valneva-and-novavax-explained/ar-BB1bz8dM

 

Sentence 1 feedback - I know plenty and will continue to educate people and/or provide the right information on relevant subject matter when required.
Sentence 2 feedback - No worries.

 

Both my wife and I had our first vaccine yesterday afternoon at the ground. They are using Pfizer. Our left arms are a little sore today but absolutely no other reaction to the vaccine. Looking forward to getting the second jab in April.

 

Booked in for mine tomorrow at 9.20, they said in the email it would be the AZ one.....can’t wait and if I get a sore arm and headache I really don’t care.
Someone today suggested to me that if somebody refuses the NHS one initially and then changes their mind they should have to pay to get it

 

I had the AZ one on Monday (I'm one of the CEVs) and felt a bit woozy for a couple of days but all OK now.

 

No need to read any further.

 

Feel free to read the attached link in my subsequent post.