In mid June I had the 4th covid jab. My arm hurt for a couple of days and then shortly afterwards the pain spread across my back to the other arm.
Mid July I went to an osteopath and whilst he was asking me about the pain and whether I'd done anything I mentioned that it had I'd had the 4th jab and it started afterwards. After he treated me he told me that all this year he'd been treating people who'd suffered after effects.
The osteo's treatment loosened up my right arm and I could again lift it over my head. He thought that because the muscles and tendons were connected the left arm would improve.
I'm now having physio and can lift my left arm so that my elbow is nearly level with my shoulder. It's frustrating because I'm in pain throughout the night, from both arms, it's difficult dressing and undressing without assistance and I'm taking painkillers every day. I can't reach up to a high shelf to get dishes and various other minor inconveniences.
I've since heard that many people are suffering in a similar fashion and I'm now undecided whether to take the next jab, whenever that is available.
I'm aware that many other people are suffering from far worse ailments than me but I just wanted people to know about this side effect.
Could someone tell me what happened to the post ...



