CDreamer

Thanks Bob, I hope that puts people’s concerns to rest.

Ianp66

So much the same as we thought, as any injection, if you have allergies or prone to adverse reactions, then caution is advised until its more clear what other types of vaccines coming available offer in the way of lesser chances of an immuno response. 👌

Peddling

Thank you for taking the time to follow this up. Its very reassuring.

secondtry

Thanks Bob that sounds like it will be very helpful when available. There is a lot of emotive information around on the efficacy of the Pfizer vaccine & others. So I will not be first in the queue and will also still be careful afterwards as what I heard last was that they still need to confirm with more substantive data at what level it stops you getting the Virus or transmitting it - the 95% figure quoted has been described as not reliable but just the first simple test figure, which needs further analysis.

The best advice for my money is build your immune system by eating well, sleeping well, exercising well, keeping busy and make sure your vitamin C & D3 are topped up.

BobDVolunteer in reply to secondtry

Watch the video when it is out.

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maria68

Thank you very much Bob. I will look forward to reading the announcement.

Jay10

Thanks Bob for this post. Hooefully it will reassure people. Hope you have a good Christmas, are the sprouts on yet! Jackie 🎄🍗🥂

BobDVolunteer in reply to Jay10

Two weeks now Jackie

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irene75359

Thank you so much for this, Bob.

AstroFish

Much appreciated - thanks

Morzine

Goodie, thanks bobSue

Cally53

Thank you Bob, that definitely puts one's mind at rest. I will watch out for the video.

DERLIN

Hi Bob, thanks for all the interesting information. I get the impression reading some articles that the vaccine may cause blood to become "stickier", which I presume means more co-agulated. Do you think it would be worthwhile / safe therefore for people with AF and on Warfarin to slightly tweak up their dosage for 3 or 4 days following the vaccination to help the blood maintain its required anticoagulation and INR result?

BobDVolunteer in reply to DERLIN

No . Nothing like that advised in the video. Not sure where you got that info anyway. Yes covid can cause blood to clot more easily but no reason for the vaccine to. So long as INR less than 4 no problems.

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