Covid jabs

[Nannyjojo2]

My son has CLL he has had loads of jabs last 2 he had a bad reaction to pfizer which is the 1 they use now so doctor advised that he did not had any more so never had last 1 nor spring 1 either

[Spark_Plug]

Do you have a question or are you just sharing information?

[PusscatsGoodies]

Hi I too have a bad reaction to the covid jab, but with me its all of them obviously something in the mix that my body doesnt like.

Main symptons are banging headache, shivering, hot sweats, rash all down my arm with swelling, soreness all down arm big lump under arm pit, usually puts me in bed for 2-3 days after injection so have to book a weeks holiday when i have them.

Donnax

[jerard59 in reply to PusscatsGoodies]

I had a very bad reaction to the First 2 jabs that made my WBC skyrocket and grew large lymph nodes where I never felt them before. This was back in 2021 just prior to entering a treatment study and it was very painful. I have made the decision to forgo any further jabs for covid. I had caught it covid since ending treatment and survived. I still get my annual flu shots but it's a hard pass on any covid injection for me.

[PusscatsGoodies in reply to jerard59]

Thanks for your reply, i did think twice about it but i work in local supermarket on checkouts so everyone seems to think its ok to cough and splutter on you so thought it best to have them as well as the flu jab, dont have a problem with any other injections just the covid one. Just had the dreaded text from NHS to say its due 😭