Well, one day later we both suffered all the side effects.
Wow Jac that does not sound goodBeen a few comments in my neck of the woods ( New Zealand ) about those administering the vaccines not aspirating the needle to check for striking a blood vessel while doing so. When we ask why we get a somewhat flippant answer that its not necessary. With reference to myself I have to wonder, but cant get any decent answers, but since having both injections Ive now had several 'Mini Strokes or TIA's. First attack was while out visiting some people. that resulted in my right foot not getting the message and I had to kick it off the pedal to slow down and a ride in the ambo a couple of days later after several more to the main hospital in the area, an overnite stay there & sent home with a list of meds, few days at home and a bout of internal bleeding ( blood thinners ) result several visits to local hospital, then more TIA's and another Ambo trip to Invercargill with 6/7 hr wait in A&E before another overnite stay and then discharge mid afternoon.4 TIA attacks on way home to Gore. Blood thinner meds that were thought to be cause of internal bleed stopped and told to take it easy! Didnt really do that and three days later I just felt better, TIA's stopped and I have not had one since, Some notes, Im 72, I dont Smoke, seldom drink alcohol, live on a lifestyle block ( 30+ acres and steep! ) Cant help wondering if the vaccinne might be a factor, but realise im of an age where shit happens..... Wait & see!! Gotta go dig a couple of post holes. Im sure Ive left something out, ask away!
Oh no!!!Been a few comments in my neck of the woods ( New Zealand ) about those administering the vaccines not aspirating the needle to check for striking a blood vessel while doing so. When we ask why we get a somewhat flippant answer that its not necessary. With reference to myself I have to wonder, but cant get any decent answers, but since having both injections Ive now had several 'Mini Strokes or TIA's. First attack was while out visiting some people. that resulted in my right foot not getting the message and I had to kick it off the pedal to slow down and a ride in the ambo a couple of days later after several more to the main hospital in the area, an overnite stay there & sent home with a list of meds, few days at home and a bout of internal bleeding ( blood thinners ) result several visits to local hospital, then more TIA's and another Ambo trip to Invercargill with 6/7 hr wait in A&E before another overnite stay and then discharge mid afternoon.4 TIA attacks on way home to Gore. Blood thinner meds that were thought to be cause of internal bleed stopped and told to take it easy! Didnt really do that and three days later I just felt better, TIA's stopped and I have not had one since, Some notes, Im 72, I dont Smoke, seldom drink alcohol, live on a lifestyle block ( 30+ acres and steep! ) Cant help wondering if the vaccinne might be a factor, but realise im of an age where shit happens..... Wait & see!! Gotta go dig a couple of post holes. Im sure Ive left something out, ask away!
Hi Ian, Pfizer and only the first two, eligible for the booster now timewise, but want to have follow up with Dr before having it. At no time has there been any pain or obvious side effects from those initial Pfizer Jabs and even when the internal bleeds were occuring there was no immediate pain. Both times when admitted to area Hospital CAT scans were taken of the old noggin looking for clots etc-( none found ) and none of the attacks lasted longer than 5 minutes.I've never really stopped activity wise and blood pressure is now stable & under 140/90 where 'they' say they want it too be! Bit amused since Ive been told to stop driving for 3 months from last attack which was 16 dec, 2021, asked if I could still operate tractors etc here, yes, fine but dont go on the road!! I fired up the old County with 7ft dia rotary slasher on back, only going for 10 minutes and front wheel fell into an under runner and it charged down a 10 ft bank into a 'fortunately' dry pond. Could not get out under its own steam so I spent the next 4 days with a MK1 shovel digging a ramp on the side of pond to do so. Never a dull moment & the extra exercise does not seem to have done me any harm....Wow Jac that does not sound good
Which variety of Jag were you gIven? Astra / Modernam Pfizer etc?
Hope you are over the worst and back up and onthe go again
Ian
Hang on there tough guy- don't you go anywhere. I've still got plenty of mistakes for you to correct and dumb questions to ask you!...since having both injections Ive now had several 'Mini Strokes or TIA's....
Apologies Jeff. Meant to do it but completely forgot likewise I can't edit my post. I'm 21 and in food health. Absoluteky pre existing health Conditions. Also in the army so relitively fit. The majority of people I work with have had similar symptoms. I had to take a couple days off work. Not sure if it's the moderna or not. Who knows.Crap ... I hit Post before I could finish, and now it won't let me edit. Maybe cuz I'm still considered a new guy?
I wanted to add:
"James' post above about the 2nd jab killing him for a week makes me wonder his age and overall health status."
Aspiration before injection of vaccines or toxoids (i.e., pulling back on the syringe plunger after needle insertion but before injection) is not necessary because no large blood vessels are present at the recommended injection sites, and a process that includes aspiration might be more painful for infants .
Hi James,I've had both moderna and a moderna booster. 2nd jab killed me off was pretty much bed bound for a week. Felt like my eyes were going to explode. Had my booster earlier today. Been feeling quite tired and lathargic but otherwise fine. But interestingly enough I've never heard of someone having all 3 injections the same.