BlueSky
Just like any new medication we take any unusual symptoms, headache, stomach ache, dizziness etc, will be blamed on it, even if it’s purely coincidental.
Bluesky - so true your comment.
The evening of the day I had my first dose of vaccine, I developed really bad stomach ache. For about an hour I wondered if there had been any other reports of this sort of adverse reaction.
As it got worse, I did realise that I was just experiencing the start of a block in my ostomy - something that happens every so often. So, I treated this exactly as I always do - Hot bath, hot water bottle and mug of boiling water, sipped as hot as possible. Within a couple of hours it had passed - as usual.
I am not hypochondriac in any form, but was falling into the trap of putting down a normal problem I get to a vaccine-reaction.
In fact, I got no reaction whatsoever, not even a sore arm.
One of my daughters says that, although she has no proper research, but she know of very many people who have had this vaccine as she is a front line NHS worker - she feels that older people seem less likely to have any reaction, and younger ones more so. It could be that with younger people, their own antibodies are fighting against this introduction -where as with older people we have far less natural t-cells etc. left in our system.