I read a few posts on another blog stating their Parkinson's symptoms got worse after receiving the shot. Has anyone experienced that side effect?
Covid Vaccine Parkinson Side Effects - Cure Parkinson's
Covid Vaccine Parkinson Side Effects
I got my shot yesterday, Pfizer, Saturday, at 1 PM and no reaction at all. Personally, I doubt Parkinson's per se will cause adverse events. I think PWP who feel side effects would have anyway, but what I know.
I got my second vaccine Saturday. I had a little bit more rigidity yesterday and a little more tired. Fine today!
I had a fever and headache for 24 hours after the AstraZeneca jab. I shook more while shivering with fever but am fine now, day 3.
I got my shot of covaccin 10 days ago. I feel two day's light tiredness and rigidity, nothing more. Usually when I am tired tremors increases and when I relaxed it become normal.
I received my second shot on Friday. The first shot I had soreness at the shot site and I was a little more tired. I went to bed early. The second shot, I had the same symptoms, but the fatigue lasted a full day. I did have a little bit of chills and body achiness. I had the Pfizer vaccine. I do know healthy friends that had Moderna and the second shot caused more flu-like symptoms in them. I have heard that its best not to take any Tylenol/Advil prior or after the shot. They are thinking it may decrease effectiveness. I didn't need any. The shot site does hurt quite a bit, but a heating pad really helped the major pain go within 24 hours. Plus, the heat helps disperse the vaccine to the rest of your body. 👍
Our son Martin had the Astra Zeneca vaccine two weeks ago and has had no after effects. He has had Parkinsons since 2010 and is now 52.
First shot of moderna and only sore at shot site
Had second Pfizer yesterday morning. Zero effects with first shot. So far, slightly sore arm (hardly noticeable) with second shot.
It’s good to see that most people report no more side effects than what would be expected among the non PD population. I was doing very well prior to my first dose of Pfizer. I take HDT and various supplements along with Pramipexole and Rasiligine. Afterwards, within a few days, my symptoms regressed to a level closer to my pre medication days a couple of years ago. I was scheduled for a neurological exam prior to the vaccine so I attended. I described my worsening condition to the doctor. He dismissed me saying “you’re just progressing “. I was furious! I’ve never heard of literally overnight progression to such an extent. The only added factor was the vaccine shot. It’s now nearly three months later and I’m still behind where I was prior to that shot. I wonder if others have considered that there may be long term negative effects for PWP that are currently unknown. A sore arm is the very least of our worries!
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I got the J&J shot with no side effects and no changes in my PD symptoms yet.
After 2 vaccines and 3 boosters I see no changes in my PD symptoms.
I had Covid and Flu jabs, one in each arm, on 2 October. Never previously experienced any reaction to either of these. Second and third night after jabs went to bed as usual 11.30pm/midnight, but woe up around 2.00am with severe tremor all down left side from shoulder to toes accompanied by frequent excruciatingly panful cramp spasms in my left thigh and calf muscles.. This lasted until around 7.00/7.30 am when drifted back to sleep but in so doing slept through my meds scheduled at 8.00 am. Consequently my meds schedule for remainder o f day was out of kilter. Spoke with mt PD Nurse who suggested taking dispersible 12/50 Madopar in lieu of 50/100 Madopar hard capsule prescribed if required if woken by"Off period"between 3.00 and 5.00am " and then take 50/100 Madopar hard capsule around 7.00am. This dd not alleviate the tremor or camp to any extent, nor dd I expect it to as by a couple more nights it had gone merely confirming my suspicion it was reaction to he Covid/Flu jabs. However, it certainly made difference as the 7.00am capsule seems to fill a void and my 8.00am meds kick ln much more quickly.