Today I did the pfizer vaccine. why I feel a numbness when I raise my hand?

[Anonymous]

[Anonymous]

'I'm sure that someone will find a conspiracy behind this.'
This guy is completely correct on this one. Here is my conspiracy. We live in a very well connected, very fast moving world where technology, medicine, science and therapeutics are moving at the speed of light. But some how, despite all of this... the only solution to this virus is an experimental 'vaccine' with no long term studies or safety record. Not only that, but it's the only solution you hear about. Since when in life does a problem only have a single solution...

Just some food for thought. And in answer to your question. This vaccine reduces health, immune system and gradually reduces health. I've seen it do this in family members. You have made a mistake.

[Leavesbound]

I have not heard of that side affect. I had soreness at the injection site and I was a little tired, both for about 36 hours. I suggest that if the symptoms get worse or don't go away within 48 hours that you see a doctor.

[Asker]

I feel tired also

[TurkishGirl_]

I had that vaccine today and I have intense soreness in my arm, especially at the injection site. They said it's normal. I don't think there is a problem.

[muscularbumblebee]

Got mine earlier today aswell I have the same I'm pretty sure everyone I know had it but it's a little side effect almost guaranteed don't worry

[andreasderjuengere]

I'm sure that someone will find a conspiracy behind this.
For now I'd say that this is your body's response on being punctured.

[Asker]

There no problem?

[andreasderjuengere]

Not being a 'doctor', I'd handle it like this (for myself): no reason to panic for now. If two days later it still disturbs, there could be a complication with 'allergy' or so.
I do know that some people have sensitive skin or muscles, and they have these effects.
After all: you were pierced; and some extra material (mass) was injected. That's somewhat like a liquid bubble - and it now needs to be distributed by your normal body functions. Your numbness is just the nerve's feedback that something isn't the way it usually is.

[Anonymous]

Can you call them or go back and ask them? Depending on the severity of it, I'd do that or simply give it a little bit and see. If it doesn't go away in a few hours or by tomorrow, or it gets worse, go see a doctor or call someone. Maybe that area is just a bit swollen from the shot, and when you lift your arm it's casing that numbness? That's my guess but?

[Sweepthelegjonny]

Sounds like the person administering the shot nicked a nerve. If it doesn’t go away in a week, make an appointment.

[Nik_92]

its normal after vaccination don't worry i feel uncomfortable on injected portion too it will be ok in next few days

[Shamalien]

Who knows. Experimental ‘’medicine” could do that and worse, nobody knows what is gunna happen to the test subjects

[Iron_Man]

Where is it coming from the shoulder

[lycanthrope3]

I had a sore arm and felt tired