Large, Red, Itchy or Painful Skin Reactions to Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine in Some Patients

https://scitechdaily.com ^ | MARCH 3, 2021 | By MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL HOSPITAL

[PGalt]

Thanks for posting Red Badger.

Health/life BUMP!

[SecAmndmt]

The cv19 vaccines are investigational through the end of 2023.

Anyone taking a cv19 vaccine is a trial participant. Enjoy.

[Ken H]

Got Pfizer #1 a week ago and I haven’t noted any side effects.

And neither have I.

[eyeamok]

we believe it’s tied to the body’s immune system

We have No Idea what is Happening

Overall, this data is reassuring and should not discourage people from getting the vaccine.

Just keep taking it, we will figure it out eventually...

[Gay State Conservative]

I just got my first shot...Moderna...about a week ago.No serious problems...some arm soreness for a day or two just like with the regular flu shot.

[Seruzawa]

We have No Idea what is Happening

An excellent translation of almost anything any govt official says.

[Red Badger]

I see them giving shots on TV, local and national, and the needles look huge and long!...................

[null and void]

Bring Out Your Dead

Post to me or FReep mail to be on/off the Bring Out Your Dead ping list.

The purpose of the “Bring Out Your Dead” ping list (formerly the “Ebola” ping list) is very early warning of emerging pandemics, as such it has a high false positive rate.

The false positive rate was 100%.

At some point we may well have a high mortality pandemic, and likely as not the “Bring Out Your Dead” threads will miss the beginning entirely.

*sigh* Such is life, and death...

Quarantine the sick. Protect the vulnerable. Free everyone else.

[eyeamok]

This is why the first question I have for Any Medical Professional is:

Did you get into School through an Affirmative Action Program or did you Actually Study??

My Doctors Will NOT talk in riddles to me Ever

[PGalt]

Thanks to all posters.

[RC one]

Anyone choosing to not get the vaccine is just as much a participant in this experiment though.

[metmom]

I get welts like that when I get stung. It's no fun and they last for days. Plus there are other allergic reactions along with that. It's not just a welt.

These reactions should not discourage patients from getting the vaccine, say researchers at Massachusetts General Hospital.

Guess again.

How long before people who have reactions like that end up with anaphylaxis with their next shot, or the one after that?

[PeteB570]

Daughter got it yesterday. She said she feels like she has the flu today and the injection site looks like a bee sting.

Another daughter got the other one and felt fine - just a touch sore at the injection site.

[metmom]

we believe it’s tied to the body’s immune system

Dang straight it is.

We have No Idea what is Happening

Isn't that reassuring? Good translation and they are the doctors. They SHOULD know.

[Sirius Lee]

It’s not a bug, it’s a feature!

[Churchillspirit]

Got my second one on Monday. Felt a bit off on Tuesday - woozy; slight headache. Nothing since.

[metmom]

Anyone choosing to not get the vaccine is just as much a participant in this experiment though.

What a joke.

I'll take my chances with being part of an *experiment* that way than being a guinea pig for Gate$ et al.

[Irish Eyes]

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[wild74]

I took the Modera first shot and it went fine hardly felt it. Arm a little sore but not bad at all. Was dreading the second shot after I read of people getting sick 100 to 101 fever and a lot of acks and pains for 24 hours. I got the second shot and like the first didn’t feel it and only a little soreness at the shot location. For me it wasn’t near as bad. I think for some not so good.