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u +1 yNo side effects after either dose. After the first injection, my arm was sore for about 36 hours because of the size of the needle, but no reaction to the vaccine itself. Apparently, the nurse used a slightly smaller needle or the second dose, as I had NO soreness in my arm as well as no side effects.
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+1 yI was a little sore at the injection site after both shots, but apart from that, I had no side effects at all.
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I have no experience getting any of the vaccines. I cannot find a location to give it and when I do find one it is booked or out of vaccines. I heard it alters your DNA. The Johnson & Johnson vaccine causes blood clots in women and 1 woman already passed away.
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+1 yI had a sore arm for a couple days but that was about it. My friend had a sore arm, and a fever with some cold like symptoms but was only for a couple days then he was perfecy fine.
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+1 yI didn’t have any side effects from getting my first dose of the Pfizer vaccine aside from my arm hurting and I’m getting my second dose on Sunday.
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@NYlatefun my second dose was different cuz I did have a couple side effects
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@NYlatefun nope
I experienced nothing with the first shot and for the second the only thing I felt was extremely cold in the middle of the night even when it was warm in the house. I threw on thicker pjs and was absolutely fine after that.
00 Reply367 opinions shared on Health & Fitness topic. Not at all , the only complaints I heard from others was their arm was sore and people that had the 2nd dose said they were fine , I go for my 2nd dose tomorrow ,
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+1 yGood the 1st shot had no side effects aside from a sore arm but that may have been because I slept on it as for the 2nd shot I felt sick the day after and hungry but after day 2 I was back to normal
10 Reply1.9K opinions shared on Health & Fitness topic. Got my first shot yesterday. Got sick for a few hours but it wasn’t bad and it didn’t last long.
00 ReplyI got the first does 2 days ago and I’m 19. Experienced sore arm for the first 24 hours and then its gone. No side effects except for this 🤷♂️
00 Replywouldn't know, lets see what happens in a year to the guiena pigs i mean lab rats, i mean the vaccinated
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You realize the vaccine was tested before it was released right?
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@Smashingdoozy For 8 months it was, yes.
It still only has emergency use authorisation. Still in phase 3 trials until Jan 2023 (whose purpose is to establish long term safety and unforseen issues). Manufacturers indemnified against legal responsibility should anything go wrong. Also, don't look at the Vaers database in your country or the government's yellow card system in the UK. nearing 1000 deaths reported so far, and 500000 adverse incidents in the UK alone.
An interesting video, too:
odysee.com/.../Death-By-Vaccine-Hugo-Talks--lockdown:2
Plus a suggested death rate 48x higher than the flu vaccine:
https://www.bmj.com/content/372/bmj.n393/rr-4 - +1 y
@Levin vaccine.unchealthcare.org/.../
😊 EUA just means that they tested the vaccines at the same time they mass produced them.
Also i suggest you read the disclosures for vaers. They report every single death that happens to every person who has had a covid vaccine and anything that they have experienced. It doesn't necessarily correlate to the vaccine. They could have been in a car accident and died and it would have been reported on vaers. - +1 y
"VAERS accepts reports of adverse events and reactions that occur following vaccination. Healthcare providers, vaccine manufacturers, and the public can submit reports to the system."
"While very important in monitoring vaccine safety, VAERS reports alone cannot be used to determine if a vaccine caused or contributed to an adverse event or illness."
"Vaccine providers are encouraged to report any clinically significant health problem following vaccination to VAERS, whether or not they believe the vaccine was the cause." - +1 y
@Smashingdoozy Yes, just because correlation doesn't necessarily mean causation, doesn't necessarily mean there isn't causation. It's a bit convenient to take the government narrative which is basically to discount all of them. Especially when we're hearing clear evidence that there are seemingly causative events, for example, otherwise perfectly healthy people dropping dead just after having them. The government also state that just 10% of serious events are reported in the UK and 1-13% are recorded in the US. There is chronic under-reporting.
Anyway let's not do this. It's too frustrating to argue with people who wholly disregard evidence just because it doesn't accord with their own personal narrative and political opinions.
What's the logic here? Any anti-covid policy narrative associated with Trump and right wing nuttery, therefore automatically oppose any opposed of this lunacy? - +1 y
@Smashingdoozy by the way, sorry to be pedantic. But EUA doesn't mean that. In the FDA's own official documentation, there is no approved FDA covid vaccine. This is only approved under emergency use. It is still in phase 3 trials. That's a statement of fact. A statement of fact which no one I speak to is aware of. This is a hellish situation. Don't you understand the implications of this? What is there are severe or fatal long term effects? This isn't a joke.
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LOOK AT THE SOURCE AND QUOTES JFC
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Get your facts straight. Phase 3 trials ended last year.
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@Smashingdoozy The trials are still ongoing.
en.wikipedia.org/.../Pfizer%E2%80%93BioNTech_COVID-19_vaccine
edition.cnn.com/.../index.html
In any case, the purpose of a phase 3 trial as as I say, to establish long term safety. For obvious reasons this cannot be done in 6 months.
I mean this is pointless,
stay asleep. - +1 y
That literally just means they are monitoring side effects until that point.. which is good. Means that they are keeping a close eye on everything which is evident by how they have been controlling and investigating the issues already coming up.
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"For starters, serious side-effects are very, very rare. And, together with what we know about previous vaccines, if side-effects are going to occur, they usually happen within a few months after getting a vaccine. This is why international medical regulators, including Australia’s Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA), require the first few months of safety data before approving new vaccines."
🙃 theconversation.com/how-do-we-know-the-covid-vaccine-wont-have-long-term-side-effects-155714 - +1 y
@Smashingdoozy "EUA just means that they tested the vaccines at the same time they mass produced them." No it means that the FDA didn't actually approve it, they just said "alright let's just get this thing out there, and put it into people".. Also, the vaccine doesn't even stop transmission.. What's the point of taking it, and look at the Open Vaers data.. So far over 2,300 people died from the vaccines, and over 8000 had bad affects..
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Please read what I wrote in the comments above. Look at the links I posted.
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@Smashingdoozy I read all of the comments and I heard it all before.. So, I don't need to check them out.. It's just as reliable as a source that says the CDC says that mask are effective and then you read the CDC study, and it says the opposite.. Pfizer, Moderns, Johnson and Johnson (the worst) nine if them finished the actual trials.. And the FDA never approved them.. None to mention they are relieved of all the blame of the adverse affects.. If these vaccines were so safe, they wouldn't have made it so they couldn't be sued basically..
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Obviously you didn't read them or you are just incompetent...
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@Smashingdoozy Also many doctors seem to know nothing about Vaers, and only 1% adverse affects from vaccines are reported..
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Like I quoted from the pages that you have to read before even looking at the vaers database it isn't reliable.
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@Smashingdoozy It means that they can't without a shadow of a doubt say that Vaccines caused the affects but they saw the correlation.. That doesn't make it unreliable.. It means doctors are actually honest about the fact that vaccines injected into a patient might have actually caused the problem.. I wouldn't expect Pfizer, or Moderna to say "our vaccines have hurt many people".. Like I said I don't need to read those sources.. Heard it all before..
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No... No it doesn't. They literally report EVERYTHING. correlation or not.
"Vaccine providers are encouraged to report any clinically significant health problem following vaccination to VAERS, whether or not they believe the vaccine was the cause."
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@Smashingdoozy And since you wanna talk so much about sources..
humansarefree.com/.../...han-the-virus-itself.html
m.theepochtimes.com/...n-for-covid-19_3723384.html
www.thegatewaypundit.com/.../
www.lifesitenews.com/.../healthy-28-year-old-mom-dies-suddenly-following-second-pfizer-shot
m.theepochtimes.com/...19-vaccination_3716385.html
www.lifesitenews.com/.../contrary-to-media-reports-covid-19-vaccines-have-caused-paralyzing-facial-condition - +1 y
@Smashingdoozy "Reporting to VAERS
A 2011 report by Harvard Pilgrim Health Care, Inc. for the U. S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) stated that fewer than one percent of all vaccine adverse events are reported to the government:4"
"Although 25% of ambulatory patients experience an adverse drug event, less than 0.3% of all adverse drug events and 1-13% of serious events are reported to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Likewise, fewer than 1% of vaccine adverse events are reported. Low reporting rates preclude or slow the identification of “problem” drugs and vaccines that endanger public health. New surveillance methods for drug and vaccine adverse effects are needed."..
Yes... Yes they do.. - +1 y
First link has no credible sources.
Dont trust links behind pay or email sub walls they generally aren't reliable but from what I could read looks like they're referring to vaers which again isn't credible for deaths.
Side effects happen this is normal it is why people are monitored.
More research shows she actually had a condition "Sara has a condition called arteriovenous malformation. That’s when a group of blood vessels are abnormally interconnected with one another. Over a week ago, the AVM ruptured."
There's been no correlation to miscarriages. https://www. reuters. com/article/factcheck-miscarriage-vaccine-idUSL1N2LT21A
That's just absolutely ridiculous. That site is a fake site it's listed here https://www.cjr.org/fake-beta infact two of the sites you cited are on there. - +1 y
@Smashingdoozy Yeah it did have credible sources.. Look at the contents of the source.. I notice people on here always do that when they want to address a source and then discredit it instead of actually addressing what the source said😂..
"Side effects happen this is normal it is why people are monitored."... Except people are not being monitored.. There are a lot of bad side affects that go unnoticed by the media and the "vaccine makers".. That's why they relieved themselves of reliability to injuries..
Also with Sarah it wasn't "further research".. Her sister said that that's what the doctors told her, but she believed that the doctors were lying, and that it was the Covid shot since it happened 5 days after she got it.
Also I wouldn't take Reuters as a credible source either.. It's propaganda just like Snopes, Politifact, Politico.. They all are just propaganda machines..
poorrichardsnews.com/.../
And which site is fake? - +1 y
Like I said the links you provided are fake news websites. They aren't real.
Just because the media isn't reporting side effects doesn't mean people aren't being monitored. Vaccine companies have never been liable for vaccine side effects.
I'm sorry is Saras sister a doctor? A immunologist? No. Just because that's what she thinks doesn't make it true. If it were we would see other cases. Check your sources to the link I provided. Your links are as reliable as the onion. - +1 y
So as I said before. You must be incompetent. I'm sorry that you think thee sources are reliable but you are just mistaken. I suggest you do some actual research using credible sites. That is all I'm going to say to you, have a good day 😌
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@Smashingdoozy 😂😂😂.. All the links are provided are credible news.. Especially the Epochtimes.. It's an unbiased news source.. Unlike Reuters which you keep linking..
"Just because the media isn't reporting side effects doesn't mean people aren't being monitored. Vaccine companies have never been liable for vaccine side effects."
Well, you are right about that one.. They probably are being monitored.. Which means they are being hidden, and not reported on purpose.. Also it's clear you don't know a damn thing about how many lawsuits vaccine makers and big pharma has paid people over the years.. Billions.. People can't do that with the Covid-19.. It's unprecedented that they would get out of all responsible.. But yeah keep going..
"I'm sorry is Saras sister a doctor? A immunologist? No. Just because that's what she thinks doesn't make it true.".. I trust doctors as much as I trust you not to argue with your ego.. Sarah's sister knows her sister better than the doctors.. And doctors just like with Covid deaths are being pushed not to list deaths from Vaccines.. She said she wasn't sure, but she didn't trust the doctors, and she knows her sister was healthy..
And sure while you are quickly reading fact checking sites, and giving links to articles providing little to no evidence except saying "Oh vaccines are not dangerous".. And, you didn't specify which source, but okay.. Discredit a source because you obviously don't know what you are talking about..
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@Smashingdoozy
Israel: Four individuals die “shortly after receiving the vaccination,” including two elderly men, aged 75 and 88, who experience apparent heart attacks two to three hours post-Pfizer-vaccine.
Norway: Two nursing home residents die within “a few days” of Pfizer COVID-19 vaccination.
Portugal: Health worker Sonia Acevedo, 41-year-old mother of two, dies suddenly two days after receiving the Pfizer injection.
Sweden: An elderly man, age 85, dies of a heart attack one day after receiving the Pfizer vaccine.
Switzerland: An elderly man, age 91, dies not long after getting the Pfizer shot.
childrenshealthdefense.org/.../ - +1 y
*sigh* childrens health defense is an anti vax website therefore bias.
Do your research, I'm done replying 🙃
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+1 yi'm not getting it, cause it's a flu, not polio or rabies.
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Anonymous(30-35)+1 yonly had first dose. i had a sore arm and took naps. that's about it...
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+1 yGot both shots barely and side effects felt sore arm with both and with the last one felt tired maybe a headache and a little nauseous but that’s it
00 Reply943 opinions shared on Health & Fitness topic. Might not even get it, I'm healthy, let everyone else get it.
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They don't know yet but it's looking likely that it does actually stop you getting it. Even so if you do get it, you are less likely to pass it on which is amazing.
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"I'm not even gonna bother getting the smallpox/polio vaccine cause im perfectly healthy"
Imagine if people kept saying that and we still had to deal with those diseases? - +1 y
@TallAnon Vaccines prime your immune system to fight down the real microorganism. It's true that it doesn't prevent the virus from entering the body, but your immune system will be able to knock it down before causing illness in you and before it is able to spread (or at least it will get to spread to less people).
+1 yI got my 2 Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine a little over a month ago with no side effects.☯️
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+1 ysore arm, a slight headache and heart palpitations. nothing too serious though.
00 Reply 8.3K opinions shared on Health & Fitness topic. I haven’t got any vaccinations but I plan to in May which one is the best?
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+1 yI cannot honestly tell you one way or the other. I did not get the Pfizer Vaccine.
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