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Covid booster, 4th jab, yes or no?
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Erimus74
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Here, here
Funky_Chicken
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Report it to VAERS - only a tiny fraction of vax adverse reactions get reported
VAERS - Report an Adverse Event
vaers.hhs.gov
Sheriff_John_Bunnell_ret
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I've had heart palpitations too. Was prescribed beta blockers for them I think. Also had high blood pressure. The veins in my arms felt tingly for a while. Googled the symptoms and it came up with a load of anti vaxxer stuff. I hadn't had a vaccine at this point. Seems to me they were long COVID symptoms, and that I'd had an asymptomatic infection.
I've had texts saying I should book a COVID appointment, but when I go to book one they say I'm not eligible. I think my GP is overegging the severity of my asthma, as I clearly don't qualify.
I've had texts saying I should book a COVID appointment, but when I go to book one they say I'm not eligible. I think my GP is overegging the severity of my asthma, as I clearly don't qualify.
boroboy6872
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Was undecided on whether to have my 4th before I got the text from the Docs......booked in for beginning of Dec, just thought why not, no idea if I`ve had covid after I started to get the jabs and haven`t felt bad having them except maybe the 3rd
Do what you feel, seems to affect people differently and at least you have a choice
Do what you feel, seems to affect people differently and at least you have a choice
sherlock1969
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I’ve read lots of people claiming to have had an icy feeling in their veins soon after the vaccine.
I don’t think they realise the vaccine is injected into the muscle and not into the veins
I don’t think they realise the vaccine is injected into the muscle and not into the veins
I had muscle spasms and the Icy feeling with the booster jab , the 2 before felt nothing like that , I certainly wasn't imagining itI’ve read lots of people claiming to have had an icy feeling in their veins soon after the vaccine.
I don’t think they realise the vaccine is injected into the muscle and not into the veins
ThePrisoner
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Had a booster a couple of weeks ago. I don't know what brand it was. They didn't say. Didn't affect me anyway.
Midnight to Six Man
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Got Covid back in April 2020 , was on the verge of going to hospital I was that bad , I lost 10lbs in a week.
A year ago I had my third jab , since then I have been in close contact with 6 (vaccinated) relatives and numerous work colleagues , who days later were diagnosed with covid .
So I feel the fact I had a bad dose has probably given me as much immunity as the jabs .
A year ago I had my third jab , since then I have been in close contact with 6 (vaccinated) relatives and numerous work colleagues , who days later were diagnosed with covid .
So I feel the fact I had a bad dose has probably given me as much immunity as the jabs .
Jonny_Rondos_Disco_pants
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The vaccines are incredibly safe for the overwhelming majority. The UK has had 55 deaths linked to the vaccines out of around 150m doses.
The odds on serious reaction to anaesthetic is far greater but would anyone refuse it if they required an op?
I had covid at the very start, before lockdowns. I ended up in hospital in egypt for 37 days, 4 of them pretty rough, felt like my lungs were tearing apart with every breath I took. The pain was awful. The vaccine would probably prevented that.
I had really bad heart palpitations for about a month after having covid last year. Wasn't pleasant at all really and it took me a while after for my heart rate to get back to normal when doing any physical activity (I do a lot of running)
RedAsABeetroot
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I've had 4 and the last one was different. 1st 3 no problem but this time I had a heavy arm and didn't get off the sofa the following day.
I'd still have a 5th if it's offered next winter.
I'd still have a 5th if it's offered next winter.
mymatelookslikephilstamp
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What's that based on? I've had covid twice and no vaccines, I'm late 30's and never had heart palpitations. Covid has been like a light cold both times.
Sheriff_John_Bunnell_ret
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How does Covid-19 affect your heart?
We explain how coronavirus progresses in the body, including how it can affect your heart and circulatory system.
Sheriff_John_Bunnell_ret
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I like this. World is shut down for two years. Everyone gets vaccinated and the world starts again. **** the vaccines.
This - and in spades. Almost all prescription and even over-the-counter medicines have a list of side effects as long as your arm, many of them up to and including death.
As mentioned in the article below, the death toll in Europe from prescription medicines is in the hundreds of thousands every year.
Prescription drugs risk
And yet we almost never hear about people getting all up in arms about paracetamol being prescribed, or other equally risky medicines, only about vaccines. I wonder why that is?
Scrote
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Why would someone based in the UK report something to the US?Report it to VAERS - only a tiny fraction of vax adverse reactions get reported
VAERS - Report an Adverse Event
Why wouldn't you recommend reporting to the UK authorities so that something can be done about it (Yellow Card Reporting Tool)?
It just seems to be perfomative rather than actual concern.
It's a surprisingly common trend amongst the "do your own research" crowd to find that they've not done any research whatsoever...
Funky_Chicken
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I always get the two sites mixed up - I’m sure you’ve never made a mistake before though