my tenderness did not show up until the next day.Had my first dose of the Moderna today. No issues at all. Not even any tenderness at the injection site.
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my tenderness did not show up until the next day.Had my first dose of the Moderna today. No issues at all. Not even any tenderness at the injection site.
My very uneducated guess is that the fever and pain is from when your body actually has an immune response to the vaccine which is why some people are getting it from the first dose, but many are getting it on the 2nd dose. I believe our immune systems cause the fever humans generally experience.Had my first dose of the Moderna today. No issues at all. Not even any tenderness at the injection site.
yes this is my take as well. the immune response is more pronounced on with the second dose, because our bodies were primed for it by the first dose. The two doses are required to get the total response required for the level of protection proven by tests. Also remember that it still takes 2 weeks after second dose to reach that level of immunity potential.My very uneducated guess is that the fever and pain is from when your body actually has an immune response to the vaccine which is why some people are getting it from the first dose, but many are getting it on the 2nd dose. I believe our immune systems cause the fever humans generally experience.
Best of luck!
Personally, I plan to not get one unless required by work. I’ve never gotten the flu shot and never gotten the flu so I’ll keep marching on.
Best of luck!
Personally, I plan to not get one unless required by work. I’ve never gotten the flu shot and never gotten the flu so I’ll keep marching on.
What long term effects are you worried about? Just curious, as people mention this but never specify.I’m with you on this. Despite my recent health issues I worry about the long term effects.
That’s not what this is about though, although someone thought it wise to provide me with 400 vials of the Phizer Vaccine, 2400 doses are in my care and waiting to start administering in the morning.
I now have to order dry ice and/or have plans in place to administer all 2400 doses inside 10 days. I’m gonna need someone else to get certified in arm sticking pretty damn quick or my pharmacist staff is going to be crying on my shoulders for the next couple weeks.
What long term effects are you worried about? Just curious, as people mention this but never specify.
My boss has asked me no less than 6 times if I was getting it.(They are prioritizing teachers and medical) every time she's asked, I've said "is my job on the line if I don't?" "No" then that's a big no for me, if something changes, LMK.Best of luck!
Personally, I plan to not get one unless required by work. I’ve never gotten the flu shot and never gotten the flu so I’ll keep marching on.
Reasonably healthy 40yo, with mostly limited interactions, reasonably rigorous protocols in place for limiting spread. I'm not anti-vac. I feel like my mom, wife's grandparents should get it. My wife got hers today. Just probably roll the dice on not being the 1%... unless it effects my job.Why a no?
My boss has asked me no less than 6 times if I was getting it.(They are prioritizing teachers and medical) every time she's asked, I've said "is my job on the line if I don't?" "No" then that's a big no for me, if something changes, LMK.
My wife has gotten both doses. The worse side effect she had was a bit of a sore arm.
I am probably quite a ways away from being eligible, but I will 100% be getting it.
Yep, sore arm when I woke up this morning. It's gotten gradually better during the day. Not super painful, just enough to be annoying.my tenderness did not show up until the next day.
If that was Covid, unreal how it effects people differently.