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Jeffrey53 · 51-55, M
Probably be like flu you get sick for 3 days. But this one you get sick for 14 days
SW-User
@Jeffrey53 can you provide a link to proof to back up that statement?
The Pfizer news release stated
The Pfizer news release stated
Data demonstrate vaccine was well tolerated across all populations with over 43,000 participants enrolled; no serious safety concerns observed; the only Grade 3 adverse event greater than 2% in frequency was fatigue at 3.8% and headache at 2.0%
What are the side effects of the coronavirus vaccine? Are there long-term effects?
Most people who get a COVID-19 vaccine will endure side effects, particularly after a second dose. All three candidate vaccines reported mild or moderate side effects, mostly pain at the injection site, fatigue, and aching muscles and joints for a day or two.
"A sore arm and feeling crummy for a day or two is a lot better than COVID," said Dr. William Schaffner, professor of health policy and of preventive medicine at the Vanderbilt University School of Medicine.
USA TodayMost people who get a COVID-19 vaccine will endure side effects, particularly after a second dose. All three candidate vaccines reported mild or moderate side effects, mostly pain at the injection site, fatigue, and aching muscles and joints for a day or two.
"A sore arm and feeling crummy for a day or two is a lot better than COVID," said Dr. William Schaffner, professor of health policy and of preventive medicine at the Vanderbilt University School of Medicine.
Jeffrey53 · 51-55, M
@SW-User only proof I have when I got a flu shot I was sick for 3 days
SW-User
@Jeffrey53 which is normal reaction.
You want your immune system to react to the vaccine. If it does not you've not then built any immunity.
Whilst annoying being ill for a few days after a vaccine shot is actually a good sign. It means your immune system was forced to get to work hard against the substance introduced to you.
Great!
I had a flu vaccine this year and other that a little inflammation at the injection site I had no reaction. My thoughts are actually, "That's a bugger is my immune system not keyed up for the latest flu strains." I'd have preferred to have had your reaction.
But to the point about the Pfizer / BioNTech vaccine - you have NO evidence to support your 2 weeks claim.
Thus is misinformation I'd ask you stick to facts and your experience unless you're quoting a reliable source. If you quote something like this gave sources you can refer to like I did. It makes the debate on a level of facts not rumour. Thank you
You want your immune system to react to the vaccine. If it does not you've not then built any immunity.
Whilst annoying being ill for a few days after a vaccine shot is actually a good sign. It means your immune system was forced to get to work hard against the substance introduced to you.
Great!
I had a flu vaccine this year and other that a little inflammation at the injection site I had no reaction. My thoughts are actually, "That's a bugger is my immune system not keyed up for the latest flu strains." I'd have preferred to have had your reaction.
But to the point about the Pfizer / BioNTech vaccine - you have NO evidence to support your 2 weeks claim.
Thus is misinformation I'd ask you stick to facts and your experience unless you're quoting a reliable source. If you quote something like this gave sources you can refer to like I did. It makes the debate on a level of facts not rumour. Thank you
Jeffrey53 · 51-55, M
@SW-User you took my comment seriously. It was just a joke. I’m not getting one
Jeffrey53 · 51-55, M
@SW-User
Is this better
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Is this better