Posted on Dec 4, 2020
Will the COVID-19 Vaccine Have Side Effects? Here’s What Doctors Know so Far
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Each vaccine is slightly different but, in general, experts say you may experience the following side effects with either COVID-19 vaccine:
Sore arm at the injection site
Fever
Fatigue
Headache
Joint pain
Muscle aches
“This is similar to what you’d expect with the flu vaccine,” says Thomas Russo, M.D., professor and chief of infectious disease at the University at Buffalo in New York.
Sore arm at the injection site
Fever
Fatigue
Headache
Joint pain
Muscle aches
“This is similar to what you’d expect with the flu vaccine,” says Thomas Russo, M.D., professor and chief of infectious disease at the University at Buffalo in New York.
Will the COVID-19 Vaccine Have Side Effects? Here’s What Doctors Know so Far
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Normal side effects but the anti-vaxxers will find something wrong with it . Remember everyone Bill Gates wants to microchip us even though we have smart watches cellphones gps tracking credit cards atms lol.
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SGT Mary G.
All good points, Capt Jeff S.. But I think we can't trust some of the folks in both party to not try to steal an election through fraud if a way can be found - unfortunately. And although many probably do not agree, imo this election was not as much about "party" as it was about which individual is potentially a better non-partisan team-player.
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SGT Mary G. No I wasn't accepted because I'm not exposed enough to covid-19. I work from home an live alone. I won't be able to get any vaccine until most likely this time next year with current supply.
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SGT Mary G.
Interesting. Thanks for responding, PFC (Join to see). It does make sense though when you are in a position to be that responsible about not being exposed, and not exposing anyone. It's a long time to feel like being under "house arrest" . . . but there will be an end to it.
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PFC (Join to see)
SGT Mary G. if I was working with the general public or taking public transit to work something that would expose me to infection I would have been chosen for a trial. I was healthy enough to participate just not exposed enough. As for working from home I must I have no choice. I rather do a mix of home an office. I honestly may or may not return to the office. Depends on how effective we are at home. An you're welcome as well.
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I am glad I am not in one of the early groups. I want to see what happens to Obama, Clinton and Bush.
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Lt Col John (Jack) Christensen
Ya, by the time they get to the healthy vulnerables we should know what to expect.
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