Did you feel any side effects with covid vaccine?

Yeah, I felt sick for about a day. I also got covid then a while after it, and felt sick for a couple days. So I'm glad I got the vaccine, I would've been really afraid if I hadn't.

Normal. The vaccine is doing its job if you get that. Your body's immune system is responding as it should: it's getting 'experience' fighting the vaccine so that it can fight this potentially deadly virus more easily if/when it has to, instead of being left unprepared with this strange new disease that's unlike anything it has ever come up against in its life, and that it has no idea how to deal with.

For me, the drowsiness was like a wall. I slept for a day then the day after that I felt like you do in the aftermath of flu.

I developed autism and pooped my pants

I had arm soreness like you wouldnt believe and a headache, lasted for 1 day.

I had absolutely no side effects from either dose of Astra Zenecha

My arm was a bit sore for 2.5 days and I was a bit sleepy but that was it.

A bit tired for a day or two on the first one.

None on the second.

Had intense hotflashes (fever included) plus body aches and soreness for about 24 hrs, 18 hrs after receiving the shot. Nothing more, nothing less. This was for the second shot.

First one i felt nothing

1st dose (AstraZeneca): Severe headaches, tiredness, painful muscles.

2nd dose (AstraZeneca): Chronic fatigue, hives of breath, severe headaches again.

3rd dose (Pfizer): Dead arm, nothing more.

My arm hurt for a few days, I got horrible sleep that night (kept tossing and turning, my mind refused to shut off, and I kept feeling really hot and uncomfortable no matter what), and I felt as if I was coming down with a cold for the first few hours the day after. The same thing happened with both the first and second shots of Moderna.

Sore arm and general malaise.

I stress that I got this reaction after Pfizer jab 2 of 2 (after jab 1 my jabbed arm went numb around the jab site for a day or so and then that was it).

As far as I'm aware, the strong drowsiness in reaction to jab 2 was the body recognising the 'dummy' from jab 1 and putting itself into 'safe mode'. I do know for a fact that a lot of 'feeling ill' is produced by your body reacting to the virus, rather than the virus itself attacking the body (so if you get a virus and are sick as a parrot for a few days and then suddenly fine again, your body's immune system is healthy! On the other hand, if you get one of those mild, lingering colds that sticks around for weeks...). My aunt and godmother is a senior NHS nurse. She has suffered horribly with 'long COVID' for about a year and will probably never be able to work full time again because she has so little physical strength.

I know that a lot of vaccines work by giving your immune system a 'dummy' bug to practice reacting to in the way Pfizer and AstraZeneca do.

I think the J&J jab uses slightly different technology. Has anyone had this one and can they comment on the side effects?

I felt mildly flu-like for a couple days. Spent the majority of the following day sleeping.

My leg went entirely numb for two straight days.

I felt tyranny and loss of my freedoms.

Loads of people have gotten bad side effects(usually temporary).

Mine was a sore arm which was sore temporarily.

Nope, I did feel a little warm afterwards but that's not uncommon for me.

No side effects, no nothing. Guess Bill Gates spared no expense on those vaccine chips/ nanobots! XD

The first made me grow a penis. The second shot gave me erectile dysfunction. So I'd say yes I saw some side effects..

I had no side effects other than my arm was a bit sore at the end of the day.

My libido went crazy after the first shot. Nothing after the second.

My wife and I have had double AstraZenica shots. Both of us had slightly sore arms for a couple days, felt a bit grotty the day after and that was it.

Our 13 year old daughter had her Pfizer jab recently. Her arm was a little sore the day after, and she was acting a bit spaced-out and groggy. We asked if she thought it might be due to the jab, and she gave us one of those teenage shrugs. Later on, she sheepishly admitted that she was probably just tired because she'd been reading a good book and hadn't got to sleep until around 1:30 AM.

the so called vaccine is not a regular vaccine it is gene therapy which is what was said first now they say it is not gene therapy. reason is gene therapy alters DNA and you can prosecute for it but if it is vaccine you cannot sue them. covid19 vaccine DOES alter your DNA that is why so many people have reverse reactions form it. dont take my word for it look it up!

I don't know what a vaccine is, never seen one