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Post nasal drip / scleroderma

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I have recently had my 4th covid vaccination,since when I have developed a continuous post nasal drip and cough ,my eyes are clogged up ,my throat is sore and I am struggling to swallow.

Advice please should I contact GP or rheumatology help line?

I am so tired and depressed by it all

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Intimeslikethese

I am hoping it will wear off soon for you. Tylenol works for me in drying up sniffles, saline nasal rinse spray, gargle with Listerine, vitamin D gives me energy and water with an aloe vera concentrate my daughter bought me helps with swallowing. Yes, please call your doctor for relief. Maybe even a prescription for eye drops, too. Feel better soon.

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KathleenMary in reply toIntimeslikethese

Thanks for your sympathy and advice.i saw a doctor who checked me over and prescribed a nasal cortisone spray. Let's hope it does the trick

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momo17

Hi Kathleen so sorry to hear of your symptoms. I presume you have ruled out having covid? It’s just my friend got jab then developed really similar symptoms n she actually had covid as well!! Hope you start to feel better soon. The jabs are really horrible. My 4th one Moderna was the worst. Take care

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KathleenMary in reply tomomo17

Thanks momo, I have done numerous lateral flow tests-all negative. I saw an actual doctor yesterday who did a thorough check of me and prescribed a nasal cortisone spray so here's hoping

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momo17 in reply toKathleenMary

Oh that’s great you got to see doctor. Hope the spray works. Take care

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KathleenMary in reply tomomo17

Thanks

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Intimeslikethese in reply tomomo17

Hi, Momo. Why 4 jabs? Were the last 2 just boosters? I had the J&J , then the booster just last November. I was wondering if I should now get the Pfizer booster? Just curious why you were given 4 and what reactions you had to the 4th one.

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momo17 in reply toIntimeslikethese

Hi, I had 3 primary doses as I’m immunosuppressed and then the booster. The doses were made up of 2 Oxford, the Pfizer and then the Moderna. I think anyone classed as vulnerable (originally on shielding list) should’ve been in line for same. Hope that clarifies things. The reaction I had like my body had turned to stone. I suffer with pain n limited movement anyway but this was off the chart!! So stiff n in so much pain. Shivers n sore head too. Thankfully just lasted at that level the 48 hours but I’m still very stiff altho that could just be with winter

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KathleenMary

I've also had two Oxford and two Pfizer received the 4th after my GP sent me a letter saying I needed a 4th as I was immunosuppressed

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