I think it depended upon which jab you had. I didnt have to wait for any of mine from memory but I had Astrazenca jab both times.
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That and also the group you went in with.
As a Coelliac I went in to a centre with people with medical conditions. 15 minutes on both was mandatory to make sure nothing untoward happend. They had plenty of staff monitoring those that got jabbed and medics on standby just in case.
Other members of my familly didn't face the same restrictions in other vacination centres.
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I was AstraZeneca. Didn't need to wait the second time.
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I think the general advice to everyone (with medical conditions or not) was to hang around and not drive for at least 15 minutes after, just in case.
I reckon if you weren't advised to wait, it was just that the advice was overlooked.
Of course, you can bet that not everyone took the advice anyway.
I reckon if you weren't advised to wait, it was just that the advice was overlooked.
Of course, you can bet that not everyone took the advice anyway.
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No, I asked about it and the nurse said that I didn't have to wait after the second one. Wasn't overlooked at all.
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The study I read about in Science Focus suggests that the effect of the booster is a significant plus in protecting people from infection and/or severity.
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Depending on how the virus mutates, I don't see the requirement for additional vaccines or boosters going away.
We'll find out soon though with everything opening up, more countries coming off the red list and people freely travelling without consideration of the bigger picture.
We'll find out soon though with everything opening up, more countries coming off the red list and people freely travelling without consideration of the bigger picture.
Flu jab. Mum managed to get AstraZenca boaster jab this week for Covid where they only had 65 injections of it at the Open University. Dad had Pfizer boaster 2 weeks ago. I am phoning the number next week for my boaster Covid injection but I need AstraZenca but stand no chance and will end up with Pfizer.
Have you had your Flu jab and boaster COVID jab, if yes, which ones? Cheers
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....so did my brother.
I had a blast of Moderna a couple of hours ago...
I said to the check- in woman, "I read this can blow your heart up"...(I was jokingly exaggerating).
"Don't believe all you read" she said, before handing me a leaflet with myocarditis and pericarditis (inflammation of the heart) as potential, 'frequency unknown' side effects 🙂
Everyone's favourite from other possible side effects leaflets is 'death'.
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