[Jiggly]

Taken a few hours ago.
No symptoms so far, smoothly injection.

Most symptoms (fatigue/flu symptoms) tend to occur the next day. Fingers crossed you sail through without any. Let us know how it goes!

[mothered]

Taken a few hours ago.
No symptoms so far, smoothly injection.

Good to read.

Have you experienced any symptoms since your above post?

[Brendaddy]

Taken a few hours ago.
No symptoms so far, smoothly injection.

If you turn into a zombie please let us know

[Green314]

Rectification
fever to 39°, chills, tremors, nightmares, cold sweating, tachycardia.

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Best of luck!

I had the pfizer vaccines a couple weeks ago, myself. Let us know how it goes! Some people are having a few minor side effects (as I did) and some don't feel a damn thing, haha.

I read that the second dose of Pfizer can give you more symptoms in respect to the first, especially to women, but I think this is valid for each vaccine.

[Oni]

Rectification
fever to 39°, chills, tremors, nightmares, cold sweating, tachycardia.

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Best of luck!

I had the pfizer vaccines a couple weeks ago, myself. Let us know how it goes! Some people are having a few minor side effects (as I did) and some don't feel a damn thing, haha.

I read that the second dose of Pfizer can give you more symptoms in respect to the first, especially to women, but I think this is valid for each vaccine.

Sounds rough. Hope you get better soon.

[Green314]

Rectification
fever to 39°, chills, tremors, nightmares, cold sweating, tachycardia.

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Best of luck!

I had the pfizer vaccines a couple weeks ago, myself. Let us know how it goes! Some people are having a few minor side effects (as I did) and some don't feel a damn thing, haha.

I read that the second dose of Pfizer can give you more symptoms in respect to the first, especially to women, but I think this is valid for each vaccine.

Sounds rough. Hope you get better soon.

Thanks Oni.
At least with these symptoms I can affirm with certainty that my body has had an immune response to the vaccine. Although I didn't pass a pleasant night, I think I got better now, I took some medicines. Let's see how is going.

[mothered]

Rectification
fever to 39°, chills, tremors, nightmares, cold sweating, tachycardia.

Your temp Is pretty high.

Wishing you a speedy recovery.

[Jiggly]

Rectification
fever to 39°, chills, tremors, nightmares, cold sweating, tachycardia.

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Best of luck!

I had the pfizer vaccines a couple weeks ago, myself. Let us know how it goes! Some people are having a few minor side effects (as I did) and some don't feel a damn thing, haha.

I read that the second dose of Pfizer can give you more symptoms in respect to the first, especially to women, but I think this is valid for each vaccine.

That's really rough! Wow! I'm glad you're starting to feel better.

Gosh, I'm praying it isn't too bad when I get my second pfizer dose xD Still, I'd prefer to feel a bit shit compared to spreading the virus more.

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Rectification
fever to 39°, chills, tremors, nightmares, cold sweating, tachycardia.

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I read that the second dose of Pfizer can give you more symptoms in respect to the first, especially to women, but I think this is valid for each vaccine.

Sounds rough. Hope you get better soon.

Thanks Oni.
At least with these symptoms I can affirm with certainty that my body has had an immune response to the vaccine. Although I didn't pass a pleasant night, I think I got better now, I took some medicines. Let's see how is going.

Actually, that's a really good point. The unpleasantness at least tells you that it's doing something.

[Green314]

Update: no more symptoms so far.

And by the way, I am the kind of person who (fortunately) takes fever a few times a year, rarely a headache, and never had a reaction so adverse to a vaccine. So it must be really strong.

[Oni]

Update: no more symptoms so far.

And by the way, I am the kind of person who (fortunately) takes fever a few times a year, rarely a headache, and never had a reaction so adverse to a vaccine. So it must be really strong.

39C is hot, glad to hear you're feeling better.