3rd Covid and Flu vaccine coming up

[Harrywogan]

Has anyone had any problems with getting those jags together. X

[Charlie1boy]

None at all. Both arms just a bit tender for one night, which interfered with my sleep a bit, but that was all.However, we all react differently, so this is no guarantee it will be the same for you.

Good luck

Paddy

[Harrywogan in reply to Charlie1boy]

Thanks good to know x

[jinasc]

If you look at the right hand side of this page - there is a section for all Covid information.

It was set up purely to help and keep the Covid questions, answers and official information all in one place.

[SheffieldJane]

I had them a day apart and felt a bit seedy. Just plan for a nice restful day.

[Harrywogan in reply to SheffieldJane]

Thanks SheffieldJane will have a restful day xx

[scottygirl73]

I just got letter to get them 6th Nov,so glad.x

[Harrywogan in reply to scottygirl73]

Yes I'll be glad to get it done as well,good luck .

[oscarandchloe]

Had them separated by two weeks (my choice) and felt seedy after each one - just for the day after - very tired and achey so glad I'd separated them.

[Karenjaninaz]

I personally am not in favor of taking two vaccines at once. In 2015 I received the pneumonia vaccine and the flu vaccine at the same time. Eight days later I was sick with PMR but I didn’t know what it was. It was recommended to get the flu jab first. Before the Covid booster. So September 13 this year I received the flu job. In the ensuing two weeks I had a severe asthma flare ending up in the hospital for four days. I am still on high-dose steroids and oxygen at home. Needless to say I cannot have the Covid booster until I’m at a lower dose of Prednisone because I am on 12.5 for this week for the asthma. I have no idea of the status of my PMR because, even though I’ve had absolutely no symptoms for months on any dose, I’ve never gotten low enough to find out.