Not looking forward to the 26th when I get my Moderna booster, but am looking forward to the psychological lift I get ten or twelve days later. I will admit that I have started just wearing a gaiter if we go anywhere and rarely a mask over it but that is mainly because with hearing aids and glasses earloop masks are a pita in the first place and I only wore masks with elastic before.
Not looking forward to the 26th when I get my Moderna booster, but am looking forward to the psychological lift I get ten or twelve days later. I will admit that I have started just wearing a gaiter if we go anywhere and rarely a mask over it but that is mainly because with hearing aids and glasses earloop masks are a pita in the first place and I only wore masks with elastic before.
PLus masks fog up the glasses
CornField
My friend got the second shot of Moderna yesterday morning. Has 103 fever and body aches. I wonder if this is the norm?
Most folks say the second shot is rockier than the first shot. I'll report back Friday, the day after my second.
Veni. Vidi. Cepi. - with apologies to Gaius Julius Caesar
I already dread getting my second on the 26th, but its better than catching the china virus. I think the chills and fever only last 24-36 hours. I simply expect to stay in bed on the 27th:mad: Besides, isn't it true that while one should avoid any anti-inflammatories the day before the shot to allow it to "take," that you can take tylenol if and when you get chills and fever after the shot ?
I already dread getting my second on the 26th, but its better than catching the china virus. I think the chills and fever only last 24-36 hours. I simply expect to stay in bed on the 27th:mad: Besides, isn't it true that while one should avoid any anti-inflammatories the day before the shot to allow it to "take," that you can take tylenol if and when you get chills and fever after the shot ?
Tylenol (acetaminophen) is not an anti-inflammatory or NSAID. Advil/Motrin/Ibuprofen is. You can take acetaminophen if you want before getting the vaccine. Some caution against taking NSAIDs like ibuprofen BEFORE getting the shots, but feel anything's fine to take on the "morning after".
Look on the bright side, a substantial reaction with the booster let's you know that your immune system is "locked and loaded" against COVID and it's making sure the magazines are all full in case they're needed.
I'm betting on a miserable day after this week's booster so I'm making a big batch of chicken soup on Wednesday and broke out a new bottle of Extra Strength Tylenol. We're ready.
Veni. Vidi. Cepi. - with apologies to Gaius Julius Caesar
This may have been covered but I don't remember, is the second shot the same dose as the first? When I, or whoever, get my second shot, if the next person in line is getting their first does it come from the same vial?
John
Yes for Pfizer & Moderna. IIRC this may not be the case for AstraZeneca.
Veni. Vidi. Cepi. - with apologies to Gaius Julius Caesar
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Im surprised China refused to hand over the data. LOL Considering WHO waited a year to investigate, I figured the Chinese Govt. would have cooked the books by then!
WHO has lost all credibility in my opinion!
I just saw this comment LOL. I was laughing when they showed the WHO people touring the market and the lab. Over a year later and they're just getting a chance to check things out. Give me a break. They would have been better off not even showing up.
I wonder how many people are completely immune to Coronaviris?
Good things come to those who bait.
Tylenol (acetaminophen) is not an anti-inflammatory or NSAID. Advil/Motrin/Ibuprofen is. You can take acetaminophen if you want before getting the vaccine. Some caution against taking NSAIDs like ibuprofen BEFORE getting the shots, but feel anything's fine to take on the "morning after".
That's what I thought too, but every time I read a warning, they lump Tylenol in with NSAISs, explaining that there is "not enough data" on whether it will reduce the effectiveness of the shot.
They also tend to lessen the warning about taking pain relievers after the shot, but if it has an impact if taken 2 hours before, why would it not have an impact if taken 2 hours after?
I wonder how many people are completely immune to Coronaviris?
just CANY....and maybe these guys 
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