Oxford Vaccine. Unexpected bonus - Atrial Fibrillati...

Atrial Fibrillation Support

32,402 members38,737 posts

Oxford Vaccine. Unexpected bonus

GrannyE profile image
14 Replies

Had the Oxford Vaccine yesterday and got the most blinding headache and was shaking like mad that evening BUT an unexpected bonus is that my heart went into sinus rhythm for the first time in months and still in it this morning. Headache is more tolerable now. Anyone else affected like that? You never know the sinus rhythm might last for a bit. Wouldn’t that be great?

Written by
GrannyE profile image
GrannyE
To view profiles and participate in discussions please or .
14 Replies
LordGabriel profile image
LordGabriel

I got a pounding headache yes but it was only for 1 night. No changes to my heart. ❤️

ling profile image
ling

😍

jeanjeannie50 profile image
jeanjeannie50

My granddaughter and her friends at university training in dentistry and working in clinic, have all recently had the Oxford vaccine and felt ill for a day or so afterwards. I have heard that feeling a bit rough afterwards shows that your body can fight the virus.

How are you feeling today? Granddaughter had hers Wednesday, felt rough Thursday. She'll be contacting me later to say how she is today.

Jean

GrannyE profile image
GrannyE in reply tojeanjeannie50

Thanks for asking. Headache and stomach ache better today. Unfortunately back in a/f. Pity.

jeanjeannie50 profile image
jeanjeannie50 in reply toGrannyE

Oh no, pesky AF. Glad the effects of vaccine have worn off.

BernardS profile image
BernardS in reply toGrannyE

You never know the second jab just might do it - lets hope so.

GrannyE profile image
GrannyE in reply toBernardS

Happy thought. Will have to wait for mid April or possibly even later if the EU had its way.

Redders profile image
Redders in reply tojeanjeannie50

Have you had your jab yet Jean ? Having mine tomorrow

jeanjeannie50 profile image
jeanjeannie50 in reply toRedders

No, not yet, don't think they're doing my age group yet. Where are you having it done?

Redders profile image
Redders in reply tojeanjeannie50

Sherborne Hse, just down the road from where I live which is handy.

audrey25 profile image
audrey25

Yes me too,blinding headache all night after having Oxford jab yesterday,felt lousy all day,much better now.

baba profile image
baba

Had Oxford AstraZeneca jab Wednesday. Slightly sore arm no other side effects.

Redders profile image
Redders

Had my jab on Saturday 5 pm woke at 3.30am feeling awful. All my body was aching and my headache was horrible, sharp pains in my legs and back and felt so nauseous. This morning a little better but not 100%. Still have the runs as well. Not looking forward to my second jab.

emv54 profile image
emv54

If you've had an adverse reaction (and some of these sound pretty unpleasant), please consider using the Yellow Card system to log them so that the MHRA can build an accurate picture of how common (or not) they are. Here's the link... coronavirus-yellowcard.mhra...

Not what you're looking for?

You may also like...

Unexpected Fast AF

I posted earlier about some AF which started this morning at 0130. I took various Kardia readings...

Event Monitor Results Surgery 1/29/18

Monitor Results: Start Date: End Date: # of patient initiated loop recordings: Symptoms: Rhythm:...

paroxysmal atrial fibrillation converted back to sinus rhythm

Hi, I had a really awful Afib attack that resulted in a fast heart beat the other night. The...
Dizzy3 profile image

after 2 years afib is back!!

I was first diagnosed with afib back in 2021. I had a successful cardioversion and went straight...
Fondant profile image

Does donating 1 liter of blood increase chance of going back into Afib?

I had surgical ablation on 9/8. Stayed in sinus rhythm for 2 weeks then back to Afib. I had a...
Swimmer74 profile image

Moderation team

See all
Kelley-Admin profile image
Kelley-AdminAdministrator
jess-admin profile image
jess-adminAdministrator
Emily-Admin profile image
Emily-AdminAdministrator

Content on HealthUnlocked does not replace the relationship between you and doctors or other healthcare professionals nor the advice you receive from them.

Never delay seeking advice or dialling emergency services because of something that you have read on HealthUnlocked.