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How was your experience with the COVID Vaccine?
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shoulder soreness lasted until sunday night and I was fatigued enough to take a mid-afternoon nap on sunday. I was under the impression a stronger reaction meant a person had a stronger immune system.
shoulder soreness lasted until sunday night and I was fatigued enough to take a mid-afternoon nap on sunday. I was under the impression a stronger reaction meant a person had a stronger immune system.
Idk if that's true or not
I had a very minor reaction to the 2nd shot and if what you're saying is true then I've just somehow been lucky the past 20 years or so because I'm rarely sick
That is false.shoulder soreness lasted until sunday night and I was fatigued enough to take a mid-afternoon nap on sunday. I was under the impression a stronger reaction meant a person had a stronger immune system.
yeah I rarely get sick too. my assumption was just based on doctors saying early on that a reaction to the vaccine means it's working and I read somewhere that elderly people tend to have a milder reaction to it cause their immune system are weaker.
Took Sputnik V and had a slight fever. I'll take the second dose later this month
Took the 2nd dose on Friday. Felt pretty good for the whole day but woke up with a more intense fever and some chills. Took some medication to quell the fever and it
me. Been feeling great though!
Lord I pray Putin didn't hit me with the bullshyt
shoulder soreness lasted until sunday night and I was fatigued enough to take a mid-afternoon nap on sunday. I was under the impression a stronger reaction meant a person had a stronger immune system.
Yeah, it doesn't mean your immune system is stronger.
There are two basic types of immune responses. First is the "innate" immune response of fever, inflammation, and general white blood cells which eat the pathogens. Next is the "adaptive" immune response, lymphocytes called B-cells and T-cells which adapt specifically to the pathogen including the production of disease-specific antibodies.
If you have stronger symptoms in response to a vaccine, it doesn't mean that you're producing more white blood cells than someone else and it doesn't mean that your B-cells and T-cells are adapting better. All it means is that that one aspect of your innate immune response - the fever and inflammation aspect - is more aggressive.
However, the doctors are telling the truth that if you have those symptoms, it clearly shows that your body is responding to the vaccine. But someone whose body doesn't have an aggressive fever/inflammation response could still be responding just as well or better than yours.
Took the 2nd dose on Friday. Felt pretty good for the whole day but woke up with a more intense fever and some chills. Took some medication to quell the fever and it
Lord I pray Putin didn't hit me with the bullshyt
where outside of russia are they giving sputnik-V?
It's been approved in 59 countries. Light blue shows where Sputnik is being produced, dark green is where it has been approved, light green is where interest has been expressed.
Edit: To be clear that doesn't mean that there haven't been some reservations. Personally I haven't done enough research to have an opinion either way.
Doubts Mount About Efficacy of Russia's Sputnik Vaccine
Virologist Angela Rasmussen on Russia's controversial Sputnik V vaccine
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So I had my Second Moderna Shot on Saturday,Sunday I was hella Fatigued,My Body felt Weak and I couldnt even think to do my lil Sunday Chores cause every couple of Hours I Fall Asleep...The only activities I did was throw some Food in the Air Fryer,Eat Fruit Gummies along wit a Chocolate Edible,take my Last Advil Gel Cap and pass out during the NBA Offs or during my Snowfall Binge/Catchup...I was up and at it around 10 PM but I had to get to actual sleep for Work,I wake up at 4 am and Im really up and running even tho I hit Snooze for 10 mins.I had my Bulletproof Coffee and now im off to The Rat Races
Getting my 2nd Pfizer shot today. First one was cool I only had the arm soreness and mild drowsiness the first day but otherwise I was fine. I know the side effects can come on much stronger with the second shot so we'll see how it pans out
Was totally fine after the second shot. Had the arm soreness and took a much needed nap on the first day but other than that no side effects
Hoodoo Child
The Urban Legend
when u get a vaccine it's like giving ur immune system a photo of the criminal.
the 1st pfizer vac is a low res photo.
got my immune system like
the 2nd got em like
if i get that sputnik then my immune system has the HD video...
jk, but i do wonder if getting vacs of multiple brands would not be a good thing.
give ur immune system as many photos of the culprit as possible.
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Bboystyle
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Got my first pfizer shot back in Jan. Had fever and weakness for 8 hours and my lymph node swole on my collar bone.
Fast forward to today, never got the 2nd shot and lymph node still there. Might get it check during my vacation next week.
Fast forward to today, never got the 2nd shot and lymph node still there. Might get it check during my vacation next week.
Got my first phizer dose yesterday. Didnt feel anything afterwards. Woke up to a little arm soreness but that’s it so far.
