Current Affairs Coronavirus Thread - Serious stuff !!!
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ForeverBlue92
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I got weird shooting pains in my arm 2-3 days after my 2nd jab and still get them on occasion 2 months later.
God knows what long term effects it could have on you hence why Im not clamouring for kids to be given it when their risk from Covid are so small.
Going back to the polio vaccine there has never been a vaccine that had side effects show up months or years later.
hirons11
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Given how stupid a large section of the population appears to have become I‘d suggest further study into the effect of vaccines on brain cells is required
What I’d like to know is what is specifically about this vaccine that bothers them over all of the others they are willing to take.
Are they as worried about the flu jab for instance?
arminisgod
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I was a little shocked by this on the BBC
'Flu on average over winter causes 1000 hospital admissions a day, more than Covid'
'Flu on average over winter causes 1000 hospital admissions a day, more than Covid'
NilSatisOptimum
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Don't want to end up like England, happily allowing people to die. Rather see attempts to try protect people as much as possible, rather than shrugg of the shoulders and a nod to I'm alright Jack.
Why is England doing worse against Covid than its European neighbours? | Christina Pagel and Martin McKee
Instead of relying on vaccines alone, countries such as France and Germany are using extra measures to keep cases and deaths low, say UCL’s Christina Pagel and London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine’s Martin McKee
NilSatisOptimum
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Why... Many trusts of the NHS, struggle with flu everywhere year, COVID or not. Lockdown masked the Flu problems. Not really news or shocking. Probably goes along way to explain ten years of Tory government being a little shocked.
arminisgod
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I was shocked how many people need treatment. If I'd tested positive for covid I'd have gone to hospital last night. My chest was that bad
This will be the same in every country when each country lifts its own restrictions.
We've been sheltering for 16 months in one way or another. That's a long time.
Tbf, I'm fully behind everyone getting vaccinated etc.
That being said, there's definitely been a lot of different effects on people from these vaccines, and there hasn't really been a trend as to why.
It's taken me the best part of a month to get back to full sharpness after my second jab. Maybe that's because I had COVID in between the two doses, I don't know, but it definitely took it out of me again.
NilSatisOptimum
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If it's that bad and been longer than 7 days, should be contacting GP, in the realms of antibiotics. What you don't want is a nasty old chest infection then COVID on top, vaccine or not you will end very poorly, regardless of what wombles tell you on titernet covid vaccination is only part of the answer.
Diogenes the Cynic
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I'd advise everyone to go get their flu jab, if you don't qualify for a free jab you can get it privately at a chemist for around a tenner.
You don't want to get hit with both flu and Covid at the same time this winter, even if you are young and healthy that's a potential killer.
You don't want to get hit with both flu and Covid at the same time this winter, even if you are young and healthy that's a potential killer.
NilSatisOptimum
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£8 at Morrison's pharmacies round my way... Quicker than the health centre, had mine two weeks ago!
Diogenes the Cynic
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Yep got mine at Boots on Wednesday, felt awful on Thurs but better today and well worth it.
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