[Lekooks] Vaccine delayed side effects

[Michael McNett, MD]

Yes, it shows that you are mounting a healthy immune response to the vaccine, which is a good thing (despite the temporary discomfort). For the vast majority of people, if they get significant symptoms, taking a Tylenol and an Advil together will dramatically improve them. I did this, and it relieved all of my symptoms except the fatigue.

Glad you got the vaccine!
Mike

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> On Mar 25, 2021, at 6:21 AM, Gerald Flakas via Lekooks <lekooks at lekook.org> wrote:
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> We both felt "under the weather" with a sore shoulder and a mild fever the day after the second shot. I know of others who experienced the same thing or worse; one of my high school classmates had to go the the emergency room his symptoms were so bad. But all have survived. I guess that shows we got the "real deal" instead of a placebo!
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> Gerry F.
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> From: Erin Jay via Lekooks <lekooks at lekook.org>
> To: LCUUC GroupEmail <lekooks at lekook.org>
> Sent: Wed, Mar 24, 2021 10:31 pm
> Subject: [Lekooks] Vaccine delayed side effects
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> My arm was itching and itching where I got the shot and there's a bump so I googled the symptoms and covid vaccine and found about 15 articles about delayed side effects
> 
> Just in case anyone else is interested or hears of someone
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> https://www.nytimes.com/2021/03/03/health/covid-skin-side-effects.amp.html
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