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Stating things that may have arisen long after the fact doesn't not point to the vaccine(s) - dd you decide to start eating more carrots, etc.? You can't blame vaccines for every-after thing that happens/develops.
My 29 year old son was double vaxxed back in spring of 2021. In the summer of 2021 he started having chest pains and tightness. An EKG was normal and the doctor sent him on his way. Last week, the chest pain and tightness returned only worse. A new EKG was done and the results changed from his last one and the doctor suspects ischemia or plaque. He has been referred to a cardiologist.
Another son, who is in the Navy, was perfectly healthy until the day after his first mandatory Covid vax. The day after, he was extremely sick with Covid and was sick for a couple weeks. He had his 2nd madatory vax a couple weeks later and he now has trouble with elevated heart rate.
I ended up with an elevated heart rate after too. Mid 30's and mostly healthy. Turned out that my blood pressure was higher.
None. Except at the site of the vaccination, a reaction, just like with any vaccine, where you poke a needle into your muscle and shoot in a substance. The first time I got what is known as covid arm (Moderna vaccine). That's a good sign, actually. It happened sometimes with younger people, indicating a strong immune system. It didn't last long.
But I didn't get ill, a temperature, nauseous, or anything like that. I had 2 vaccines and a booster.
Me... I got one pfizer shot a month ago only because I thought I might've caught it and didn't want to get the older person around me sick. Otherwise i'd still be unvaxxed.
Huh? The vax is not an anti-viral treatment that makes covid go away. It's an immunity booster that teaches your body how to fight the virus off. And it takes two weeks so it's useless if you already have covid.
The symptoms you mentioned have been mentioned by others, and are a result of Covid, not the vaccine. People are pretty quick to blame the vaccine but forget that the disease itself is usually the culprit.
No reactions to Moderna shots (2 shots 1 booster so far) for either of us.
We are retired with no immuno problems and we masked everywhere when Covid was high and didn't eat out until recently.
It must be hard to figure out whether physical problems are related to the shot or to Covid itself.
I know! And unfortunately this is not just the case for vaccinations. I really can't understand how so many people are so stuck on things that a modicum of research shows don't have any credible evidence to support such a position. It is especially a serious problem when such beliefs are based on the baseless claims of a single person who says "Don't believe the Centers for Disease Control, don't believe the epidemiologists, don't believe any department of the government, don't believe any media reports, don't believe anybody except me." Really? Are there really so many utterly gullible people in this country?
People of color have been experimented on and lied to by medical establishment in many situations and many years. I think they have the right to be leery of a quickly appearing vaccine that (from what I've read) did not include their people in the testing process, and yes it would have been hard to get them into the testing process.
So I'm giving them some leeway on getting the vaccine quickly.
Other people don't get a pass from me.
One anecdotal thing I've noticed is that in Charlotte NC where I live I see more people of color continuing to wear masks while out shopping. Mask requirements got dropped several months ago.
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