How did you feel in the days after you took the Astra Zeneca vaccination?

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How did you feel immediately after and in the days following the Astra Zeneca vaccination for those who've had it?
 
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Next day felt achey and tired, mild flu if you like. 36 hours after a wee bit ropey in the morning then fine. Dead arm all week.
 
Next day felt achey and tired, mild flu if you like. 36 hours after a wee bit ropey in the morning then fine. Dead arm all week.
Did you have an accompanying headache as well with the mild flu like symptoms?
 
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During the day after noseall did you have an accompanying headache as well with the mild flu like symptoms?
Not especially, probably because I take paracetamol on a daily basis (back pain etc) and it would have countered the symptoms. I certainly knew when the drugs were wearing off though!
 
I had a bit of a headache and a stiff shoulder for half a day 24 hours after I had it. One of our younger friends (in her 40's) had it the other day and has felt very rough for a few days. My daughter’s fiancé (late 30’s) had it a few days ago and has a rash on his neck. Phfftt, kids!
 
Had mine at 9.00am and felt ok until about 4.00pm when I started getting a headache, (I never get headaches). By about 5.30pm I was dripping with sweat but freezing. I felt I had an icicle down my spine. Only way to get warm was to get in a very hot shower for around half an hour and then my wife made me go to bed dosed up with paracetamol and Ibuprofen. I then slept solid for 11 hours, ( I usually get by on about 5-6). Next day I felt a bit muggy with a mild headache and the day after I was fine.
Apparently with the second one you either don't get any reaction or it is very mild.
 
In a phrase, rough as a badgers backside for about 36 hours. Sore arm, headache, fever.
 
I felt a bit rough a day later for about half a day for the first jab. The second jab I didn't notice any response but I was on other meds at the time which could have confused matters.
 
I felt a bit rough a day later for about half a day for the first jab. The second jab I didn't notice any response but I was on other meds at the time which could have confused matters.
Did you have a bad headache ITMinion?
 
I have read that after effects tend to affect the younger people the worst.

"Our daughter had the AZ vaccine (in the UK) and had a very bad reaction to it, terrible headache, fever, chills, generally felt very ill, but the worst symptoms only lasted a night and a day, just the headache stayed a bit longer. Everyone has a different reaction to vaccines."

"We both had exactly the same, ...., but after a couple of days we were fine. I read somewhere that the AZ jab was more likely to cause a reaction after the 1st dose, but unlikely after the 2nd, whereas the Pfizer jab was more likely to cause a reaction after the 2nd dose. Also that the older you are the less chance of a reaction. My Mum in the UK, who is 83, has had both doses of Pfizer with nothing worse than an aching arm after the 2nd. As you say, everyone is different."

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"Our daughter had the AZ vaccine (in the UK) and had a very bad reaction to it, terrible headache, fever, chills, generally felt very ill, but the worst symptoms only lasted a night and a day, just the headache stayed a bit longer. Everyone has a different reaction to vaccines."
Good Bobby that they didn't persist longer than 36 hours
 
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I had flu like symptoms, headache etc , had jab around 11 , and in bed by 7pm , and bad the next day , i'm not 100% sure , i'm back to 100% but .......... not sure
My Partner, She was very bad , Dizzy , sick and lasted 3-4 days
Included in the side effects sheet , 1 in 1000 - so just had to see how the days went

so not looking forward to repeating all that after 2nd jab in May - But hopefully we wont be as bad
 
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