APU_Fusion
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Anybody else get this vaccine. I actually felt bad off and on for about 4 days. I will live though. Nothing showing up in any billing so I guess Medicare covered it.Yea, cause the injection arm is surprisingly a bit painful. And I'm not going on a walk today. Not, feeling bad, but not feeling up to much of anything today.
Flu and RSV are also spreading vigorously right now.I'm getting over something that felt very similar to when I had Covid last year. I was out for a week from work with a bad s/t, cough, and mild fever with chills and slight body aches. I'm still fighting something in my upper respiratory and coughing out gunk, but no more aches and chills. Tested twice and came back negative, but used the expired tests that were supposedly still good. My wife is going through the same crap, except her cough seems deeper. The Dr. gave me antibiotics which appear to be working. On day 5 of those.
To be fair, all the U.S. states are performing poorly in this regard. I believe many other advanced countries don't even have an active Covid vax program this year, largely because people already have strong T-cell immunity. Once again, I imagine that our federal govt. wildly overbought mRNA doses, and will presumably just throw away a lot of them upon expiration.Just checked WV's dhhr site on vaccines. Here are the ages and percentages of people who have up to date covid vaccines. Darwin is shaking his head.
age 65+ only 18% have up to date covid vaccines
age 18-64 only 3.59%
age 5-17 only 0.59%
age 6 months to 4 only 0.27%
Evidence?Some people in line for the shots take the vaccines very seriously but the evidence they work on variants isn't all that convincing.
Some people in line for the shots take the vaccines very seriously but the evidence they work on variants isn't all that convincing.
some people on facebook are saying.....Then I'm sure you'll be able to provide that evidence ...
some people on facebook are saying.....
That's evidence right?
Then I'm sure you'll be able to provide that evidence ...
Yeah I'm not yukking it up with strangers in the line to get a vaccine either. Sounds more incel-ish with every post to me…
Me too (last week). Flu + Covid since I’m overdue. They are kicking my though!!Got the booster yesterday as part of my yearly check up. No lines. No waiting.
Me too (last week). Flu + Covid since I’m overdue. They are kicking my though!!
Thankfully, you were well immunized up to this year. When my doc talked to me he just said get the shot every year like the flu to avoid hospitalization.I didn’t make the time for the flu and Covid shots this year. My family had Covid last week (fairly certain as my son tested positive although I never did) , and it was rough.
Thankfully, you were well immunized up to this year. When my doc talked to me he just said get the shot every year like the flu to avoid hospitalization.
Well that sucksI hope so, it’s day 10 and I’m finally starting feel a bit like myself again.
I felt intermittently awful for about a week after the RSV. Worse reaction to anything so far.Well that sucks. Took about 20 days for me to feel that way after having RSV. I am an asthmatic though, an the emergency clinic doc said that that would make it worse for me (and a diabetic, so he couldn't pump me up with as much methyl-prednisone as he would have liked to).
These new viruses suck. Then again, we aren't spring chickens anymore either. Once of my nephews (28) got Covid at Christmas (probably from his flight) and was over it 3 days later. It's good to be young.I felt intermittently awful for about a week after the RSV. Worse reaction to anything so far.
Ask your doc for paxlovid. AFAIK, it's still free for 2024.l was out sick today and just tested. Positive. Great…. Symptoms are mild, cough, runny nose, sore throat. Knock on wood fever hasn’t come back and other than tired I actually feel ok. We’ll see how this plays out. I think I need to get some vitamin D and some zinc.