4th jab side effects

[Hughley]

I had my 4th jab on Tuesday 3 months after my third one ☝️ and have felt so ill with the side effects I just wonder if anyone else have had the same problem and how long it took to get over it.

[sweetpea19]

Sorry to hear that I had my 4th Pfizer 2 days ago with no ill effects. Hope you feel better soon

[Hughley in reply to sweetpea19]

Thank you for your reply feeling much better today but lacking in enery

[DJK12]

I had my 4th last week and was very unwell for 48 hours. Flu like symptoms, night sweats and nausea - paracetamol helped. Odd as only a half dose of Moderna obviously for a booster and although the full dose with 3rd primary in October did give me acute fatigue for 12 hours it wasn't anything like this. It did clear though so hope you're feeling better.

[Hughley in reply to DJK12]

I had very similar to yourself in fact it has put me off having a vaccine within three months again I am feeling much better but lacking in any energy

[DJK12 in reply to Hughley]

Glad you're feeling better. We seem to have had bad luck and so hopefully any future ones will be easier.

[Cakeface]

Oh dear😬Hope they soon pass.I had my 4th Pfizer yesterday. I've not had any side effects from any dose other than sore underarm lymphs for a few days after

[Hughley in reply to Cakeface]

I have never felt so ill in my life and I also had pain under both arms but feeling quite a lot better today thank you

[JojoWonder]

Sorry to hear this. I’ve just had my 4th jab and was once again floored by it. Very unwell with chills and fever as well as just feeling rotten. I posted a few weeks ago about previous reactions and it’s thought that it might be because of taking interferon that boosts immune response to medication. I have an appointment with my Haematologist next week and will raise this as it’s quite an extreme reaction (I also had it to the flu & pneumonia vaccine) and it’s depressing to think I’ll be that ill each time I need a vaccine for anything. Take care x

[Hughley in reply to JojoWonder]

I have been thinking the same thing will I feel like this every time I am on hydroxycarbamide I feel much better today thank you

[Amethist]

Sorry to hear that. I do hope you have reported your adverse reaction to the MHRA, as they are very keen to learn more about these. They rely on people reporting to get a better understanding of everything.coronavirus-yellowcard.mhra...

Wishing you a speedy recovery.

[Hughley in reply to Amethist]

I will do that thank you

[Cokopops]

Hi. I had my 4 th jab on Wednesday. Next day felt unwell with chills, headache, very tired. The other 3 jabs prior to that, no side effects at all. Hope you’re feeling better now. I’m wondering how many more jabs will we have to have!!

[Hughley in reply to Cokopops]

Yes that is my concern as I would hate to think I had to suffer the way I have done again thank you for your reply

[Garstongal]

So sorry to hear you’ve felt so I’ll after it. I must have been lucky…had Pfizer jab four times and no side effects at all.

[Hughley in reply to Garstongal]

You have been very lucky

[NCB1983]

I had my fourth dose yesterday. Previously, all three vaccines were Pfizer and this time I got Moderna and today I feel really rough (I ache all over and have a runny nose and a head full of cotton wool!). The nurse explained to me yesterday that it is advantageous to have a different "booster" (fourth vaccine) as it ups the protection but she warned me that I would likely feel poorly.

[Hughley in reply to NCB1983]

I had Astra Zeneca twice and the last two were Pfizer but this is the first time I have felt so ill it was Tuesday I had the jab and still feeling very tired with no energy

[Hughley]

Thank you for all your comments I am feeling much better today but not much energy

[Borage]

I had my booster (4th dose.) That’s 2 AstraZeneca and 2 Pfizer. My GP ‘s receptionist arranged for me to go to the local vaccination centre as a “walk-in,” on Saturday as she was not able to book an appointment. She met me at the door, remembered me from last time, and reassured me that my GP was already there in case I got angina again.

No problem this time as I wasn’t standing out in the cold for half an hour, in fact there were no queues this time.

The nurse was very good and checked for blood before pressing the plunger of the syringe.

My arm ached a bit for three days and I have been more fatigued even than usual, nodding off over my book.