Anyone having a reaction to Covid Vaccination now we are several months from first jab?

Timetogo please explain to us how you know that symptoms you are experiencing 5 weeks after your vaccine are a side effect.

timetogo2016

As on another thread,my response was a damn nightmare.
Horendious side effects 5 weeks on,dreading my 2nd beyond belief.
Wish i had not had it.

What symptoms did you have ?

Tired, slight headache. Nil Else, now had both.Feel marvellous and thankful.

I got a terrible headache from first AZ dose but it went after a couple of days. DH was very tired after both his. SiL has a badly swollen arm. But apart from that no probs and certainly no long term ones.

Out of 23 of us and having had Pfizer or Astra Zeneca the most any of us have had is an achey arm but most have had no side effects at all.

No problems at all in my family. Three of us have had both doses (AZ) and one has had first dose, Pfizer. No apparent side effects at all, apart from slightly sore arm as to be expected after any vaccine.

I have had both AZ, no problems.
NHS DD, who has had covid twice, plus the two Pfizer vaccines is fine also.

How does anyone know these symptoms weeks or months later were from the vaccination?

As on another thread,my response was a damn nightmare.
Horendious side effects 5 weeks on,dreading my 2nd beyond belief.
Wish i had not had it.

Thank you for the responses.

Chestnut I understand what you say about the possibility of her making herself ill, however she is an intelligent girl with a medical background and she is reading in depth medical papers about possible issues with the vaccine that I would struggle to understand so I have to take her concerns seriously.

Jan/April. 2 doses of AZ, no problems except a sore arm and a lie in the following morning for me and nothing for DH.
To be fair I didn’t really need the lie-in, but it was very enjoyable.

I know 2 people having problems months after the first jab. They both have different conditions that sometimes need steroids to treat. Of course they don't it what effect Covid would have had.

Some people may put symptoms down to vaccinations received earlier in the year but how do they know wether they are or are not related ?
I had no reactions to either of mine apart from feeling tired for a day or so. I now have a medical problem but how would I know if it is related to the vaccine ?

No long term effects for anyone in my family.

I do have a friend in their 40’s who is still suffering from Long Covid after catching it in March 2020, though.

First jab of AZ no problems with, second jab 3 weeks ago, again no problems, not even a mark on the jab site. Just hope it was the proper jab and not a placebo

My symptoms stopped after a few days.

However, I have just had a horrific cold lasting days and I never ever get colds!

I had nothing from my first AZ jab, 2nd jab I was tired for a couple of days but developed a hives like rash on my upper arms, a few spots on my trunk and a small patch on my forehead. It's nearly 5 weeks and I still have a rash but it seems to be going now. It's nothing that would have stopped me from having the vaccination and I'm not 100% it's definitely related to the jab but who knows!

Had two AstraZenica Feb and April no problems at all.

I'm afraid she may make herself ill simply by believing she will be ill. The mind controls the body in more ways than we can imagine.

No none from me ....first in January second April a bit off for a day or so at the time otherwise nothing

No issues at all. The only think that happened to me was after my first AZ jab. Came home and fell asleep on the sofa for 4 hours which was unusual.

Pleasant though!

Thank you for the answers so far, it is very useful.

First jab (Pfizer) late January, second late March. No symptoms whatsoever at the time or since.

No problems here, sore arms, slight headache next day, me Pfizer. DH AstraZenica nothing.

Likewise lemsip. First jab in February, second on 1st May. No side effects whatsoever.

had both, pfizers. no side effects apart from heavy arm after second.