Vaccines and Therapeutics 2.0 & 3.0 Merge

[Jersey Girl]

So. For anyone who got their second dose or knows someone. With regard to muscle aches are we talking:

1. Ow I think I slept on my arm all night.

or

2. Help! I got run over by a semi.

Pick one. Thanks.

[Jersey Girl]

Reticent Republicans would be more likely to accept COVID vaccination if it was delivered with an AK-15.

A subtle correction.

AR-15

AK-47

[Jersey Girl]

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[Moksha]

So. For anyone who got their second dose or knows someone. With regard to muscle aches are we talking:

1. Ow I think I slept on my arm all night.

or

2. Help! I got run over by a semi.

Pick one. Thanks.

I have not experienced any side effects to date.

[Jersey Girl]

So. For anyone who got their second dose or knows someone. With regard to muscle aches are we talking:

1. Ow I think I slept on my arm all night.

or

2. Help! I got run over by a semi.

Pick one. Thanks.

I have not experienced any side effects to date.

Did you get your second dose?

[Gunnar]

So. For anyone who got their second dose or knows someone. With regard to muscle aches are we talking:

1. Ow I think I slept on my arm all night.

or

2. Help! I got run over by a semi.

Pick one. Thanks.

With both of my shots, it was not even as bad as #1. After the 2nd day, I felt significant discomfort only when raising my arm. The only difference I noticed between the 2 doses was that after the 2nd dose, I had a slight fever the next day of 100.7° Fahrenheit (38.2° Celsius) the next morning that disappeared by evening time. Now, 6 days after my 2nd dose, I feel only a slight pull at the injection site when I raise my arm that doesn't even qualify for the definition of "pain."

[Moksha]

I have not experienced any side effects to date.

Did you get your second dose?

Yes, I was responding to your second dose question.

[Jersey Girl]

So. For anyone who got their second dose or knows someone. With regard to muscle aches are we talking:

1. Ow I think I slept on my arm all night.

or

2. Help! I got run over by a semi.

Pick one. Thanks.

With both of my shots, it was not even as bad as #1. After the 2nd day, I felt significant discomfort only when raising my arm. The only difference I noticed between the 2 doses was that after the 2nd dose, I had a slight fever the next day of 100.7° Fahrenheit (38.2° Celsius) the next morning that disappeared by evening time. Now, 6 days after my 2nd dose, I feel only a slight pull at the injection site when I raise my arm that doesn't even qualify for the definition of "pain."

So is your answer #1?

[Jersey Girl]

Did you get your second dose?

Yes, I was responding to your second dose question.

Oh good! Just wanted to be sure. The first dose I didn't even have a red mark at the injection site. The only side effect I had was that I did gain 4 pounds and NO it was NOT the Crackerjacks!

[Gunnar]

With both of my shots, it was not even as bad as #1. After the 2nd day, I felt significant discomfort only when raising my arm. The only difference I noticed between the 2 doses was that after the 2nd dose, I had a slight fever the next day of 100.7° Fahrenheit (38.2° Celsius) the next morning that disappeared by evening time. Now, 6 days after my 2nd dose, I feel only a slight pull at the injection site when I raise my arm that doesn't even qualify for the definition of "pain."

So is your answer #1?

Not even that, but it is closer to my own experience than answer #2. I have had more discomfort resulting from sleeping on my arm than I had from the covid-19 vaccine.