I got the J&J jab, so no second dose for me. But yeah, I also felt like **** for about 48 hours (I had a high fever). It'll all pass by tomorrow, trust me.
I got the J&J jab, so no second dose for me. But yeah, I also felt like **** for about 48 hours (I had a high fever). It'll all pass by tomorrow, trust me.
I'm having my second one in September and from what I've heard the second one has been slightly worse for some people. Hopefully, I'm alright though. The only thing I really got from the first was a sore arm
Is it? I’ve had many jabs in my lifetime and have never experienced this feeling afterwards.
People react differently to different vaccines. I had had close to 10 jabs by the age of 10, and was completely fine after every one. And yet here I was, the day after the covid jab, with a 39C fever. Point is, even if you experience side effects, they are not dangerous, and will fade away after 2-3 days at most. I'd much rather be in bed for a couple of days than risk facing severe health complications due to covid.
There's a very, VERY low chance of that happening. If we're talking statistics.
The covid jab has pretty much got everyone who got it sick for no reason.
I don't think you realize what I mean. When I say health complications, I'm not just referring to hospitalizations, or deaths. I'm also talking about the cases where people suffer long term side effects, even after their immune system takes care of the virus. Side effects such as breathing problems, feeling tired after barely any exercise, cardiovascular problems, etc... Those are much more common than you think, and they can persist for months (if not more... this virus isn't old enough for us to know that).
The covid jab does make you sick, yeah. But it will not kill you. Even if the chance of covid harming you is low, I ask again, why would you take that risk?