Whats with this "science" shit? "Educating" people?
Should I Be Worried About Side Effects from the COVID-19 Vaccine?
No, side effects from all COVID-19 vaccines are mild and nothing to worry about. But let's look at the specifics and how to cope with them.www.healthline.com
Jesus! That’s awful. I choose covid. Didn’t feel a thing. Gotta love asymptomatic infections.I had my first AZ shot.
Day of shot = no problem.
Day 2 = oh yeah. Woke up with Joints aching. Progressed to a substantial headache that could not be brought under control. Then the general feeling of being disoriented kicked in and fatigue. By the afternoon, I was completely out of sorts. Came home from work and crawled into bed at 5:30 pm only to be woken up at 8ish by an inconsiderate person. Felt like I had been woken up in the middle of a dream. Completely disoriented.
Next day, day 3 felt better, but still put of sorts, a bit of a fog that I would liken to being jet lagged. Still tired.
Day 4 normal.
If you had covid, and get exposed again, your immune system may react like his did...Jesus! That’s awful. I choose covid. Didn’t feel a thing. Gotta love asymptomatic infections.
Aside from your grandma getting infected and dying, it was pretty good, huh?Jesus! That’s awful. I choose covid. Didn’t feel a thing. Gotta love asymptomatic infections.
I had my first AZ shot.
Day of shot = no problem.
Day 2 = oh yeah. Woke up with Joints aching. Progressed to a substantial headache that could not be brought under control with any amount of aspirin. Then the general feeling of being disoriented kicked in and fatigue. By the afternoon, I was completely out of sorts. Came home from work and crawled into bed at 5:30 pm only to be woken up at 8ish by an inconsiderate person. Felt like I had been woken up in the middle of a dream. Completely disoriented.
Next day, day 3 felt better, but still out of sorts, a bit of a fog that I would liken to being jet lagged. Still tired.
Day 4 normal.
In most cases, I'd say Covid chooses. But in the anti-COVID "community" , it is more like you chose COVID.Jesus! That’s awful. I choose covid. Didn’t feel a thing. Gotta love asymptomatic infections.
Grandma is doing extremely well, thank you very much! As long as she stays away from Doctor death and the covid gene therapy experiment.Aside from your grandma getting infected and dying, it was pretty good, huh?
Also, a strong response to the first vaccine shot might indicate you have been exposed before, and your immune system was primed to recognize the virus and mount a defence quickly.A strong vaccine-induced response is apparently an indicator your immune system providing a robust, fullsome response to what it believes is a pathogen. A strong response with many symptoms may indicate your immune system is mounting a strong defence.
I also understand that the strong your response to the vaccine is an indicator of the severity of your immune response to real COVID . In that if your vaccine reaction created strong symptoms, it is possible that your body's response to the REAL virus would be even worse.
If I follow this logic to conclusion, does it mean that the third shot will result in a full-on brain aneurysm?? I’ll keep my mop and bucket ready. LMAO.Also, a strong response to the first vaccine shot might indicate you have been exposed before, and your immune system was primed to recognize the virus and mount a defence quickly.
Ie the expectation is that the second shot (second exposure) has a stronger response in people. When people react to the first shot, it could actually be the second time their body has seen it.
This is not definitive, as people's reactions to the shots vary.
I don't think that is how it works. I think there is a peak immune response, and some people will need three shots to get there.If I follow this logic to conclusion, does it mean that the third shot will result in a full on brain aneurysm??
It is not like they aren’t painting a picture for us!
I am curious about what happens with my last shot. The first had a very mild soreness (aka: slightly stiff) in the arm the next morning and I felt normal by that afternoon.Also, a strong response to the first vaccine shot might indicate you have been exposed before, and your immune system was primed to recognize the virus and mount a defence quickly.
Ie the expectation is that the second shot (second exposure) has a stronger response in people. When people react to the first shot, it could actually be the second time their body has seen it.
This is not definitive, as people's reactions to the shots vary.
Keep telling yourself that. In the meantime I’ll start buying bleach futures.I don't think that is how it works. I think there is a peak immune response, and some people will need three shots to get there.