Delayed reaction to vaccine?

[Lampface]

Has anyone else had a delayed reaction to their first vaccine? Only just got jabbed after recovering from a major injury. Was fine over the weekend but this afternoon (3 days after my vaccine) I'm starting to feel all the common side effects. Is this normal? Thanks.

@Lampface sorry for contributing to a bit of a thread derail. In response to your post: yes, I know several people whose jab reactions have been a bit delayed. Hope yours is over soon.

@phizog - that sounds horrid. Hope it clears up really soon.
A friend of mine had quite similar, after both her Pfizer jabs. She got a private referral to a dermatologist and ended up getting oral steroids as well as a few topical things. A few months on, and she's completely recovered. Hope yours clears up for good soon as well.

@ThingThatIBring

My understanding is that what *@Suzyinthesummertime* about increases in cardiovascular deaths (including in younger people) is absolutely true - this is reported in publicly available official data.

What's not clear is why this has happened. Being cooped up inside for months during lockdowns, putting on weight and not seeing medical professionals? Increased waiting lists for care? Covid itself? The jabs? It's certainly possible that the jabs are contributing (and there are known mechanisms via which they might be), but we don't know that, and there are lots of other potential factors.

Do you have a link to this publicly available data @ThingThatIBring - you're talking about in the UK?

Also important to note "cardiovascular deaths" is completely different to cardiac arrests.

Possibly relevant to the current thread.

This absolutely fascinating- a tweet suggesting that with Russia focussed on spreading disinformation about Ukraine, misinformation about vaccination and coronavirus has dropped. Am following with interest.

Here's a report I pulled today - tweets with the hashtag "myocarditis" stopped for 30+ hours. Tweets with the hashtag "covid19vaccine" stopped happening for even longer than that. A bunch of antivax and generally disruptive hashtags are showing odd trends right now.

twitter.com/klharlow/status/1498469152348114946

Other similar reports:

Dr. Joss Reimer@jossreimer
Has anyone else noticed a sudden absence of antivaxx bots since Twitter was restricted in Russia? 🤨 After the massive number of bot responses to my #COVID19Vaccines misinformation tweet, the silence is dramatic. #VaccinesWork

twitter.com/jossreimer/status/1498332370826629125

I felt awful for about a week after my second vaccine and my booster. It wasn’t until the end of day 2 I started to feel lousy. It could be a delayed reaction,

[quote ThingThatIBring]@phizog - that sounds horrid. Hope it clears up really soon.
A friend of mine had quite similar, after both her Pfizer jabs. She got a private referral to a dermatologist and ended up getting oral steroids as well as a few topical things. A few months on, and she's completely recovered. Hope yours clears up for good soon as well.[/quote]
Thank you! I've now been moved to steroids as anti hist didn't help. I've heard from a few people they've suffered this as a delayed reaction.

www.cureus.com/articles/69363-chronic-spontaneous-urticaria-after-covid-19-vaccine

I read this research paper that is investigating the link and am now concerned I'll have this chronic condition until the moderna booster wears off. I really hope they start getting more open about potential side effects - needing steroids to neutralise a jab cannot be a good thing.

It could be a delayed reaction, it could be a cold, it could be anything.

Hope you feel better soon.

@Lampface

Has anyone else had a delayed reaction to their first vaccine? Only just got jabbed after recovering from a major injury. Was fine over the weekend but this afternoon (3 days after my vaccine) I'm starting to feel all the common side effects. Is this normal? Thanks.

And to OP - I think generally immune responses start within 24-36 hours, which is why people are suggesting you mighthave an infection, but it's certainly a possibility.

I would say things like muscle aches, headaches could be delayed, but it if it's something like a fever that would be more unusual to present 3 days post vaccination.

Hope you feel better soon! I was suprised at how well paracetomol worked when I woke up with full body aches, hopefully you get some relief too.

Oh @Suzyinthesummertime did you give Boris his lessons on avoiding and dissembling or vice versa?

As a health professional you should be seeing the evidence already. If not, you will be over the next few years.

Ah, it's like that is it?

Some assholes on this thread. There's plenty of evidence which can be provided but people are just so fucking rude and arrogant. I cant address everyone who is attacking me, I give up. @BitoutofPractice I'm avoiding fuck all but what's the point when you all know everything already. Good luck in the future but you won't need it since I'm wrong. Fuck this shit 😒

I give up.

Probably for the best.

Yeah it's best to walk away from bullies 👍

@Suzyinthesummertime

Some assholes on this thread. There's plenty of evidence which can be provided but people are just so fucking rude and arrogant. I cant address everyone who is attacking me, I give up. *@BitoutofPractice* I'm avoiding fuck all but what's the point when you all know everything already. Good luck in the future but you won't need it since I'm wrong. Fuck this shit 😒

There's plenty of evidence which can be provided

Then surely it would just take you a second to share some..?

I'm not sure why the huff when you're making some pretty alarming claims about vaccination, which people are just asking for some evidence backing them up.

Presumably if you genuinely think it's going to cause catastrophic health issues in the future you'd want as many people to be aware as possible so they don't get vaccinated?

Goodness, I did not expect this thread to implode a bit! Thanks to those who were actually helpful.

@Suzyinthesummertime: scaremongering, being generally horrible, and spreading fake news is not useful or a productive use of time. I suggest you find a hobby.

@leafyygreens those links are very interesting. I did wonder if the current situation might affect online conversations so it’s great to see that people with the motivation and skills to look into it are wondering the same thing.

Actually think your message there was quite horrible and unnecessary @Lampface