Could vaccine at buttocks be better to avoid T trigger or spikes?

[180C]

Can one ask for that and any experiences you may have read/heard off?

Thanks

[rabbits65]

That’s surly a question for your gp Don’t think anyone will know on here.

[TinnitusUKPat Partner]

Hi 180C - I don't think that the location of the injection is something which should be changed and tinnitus spikes are by no means guaranteed - they are more related to how we think or feel about tinnitus.

Have a read of this article which talks about intramuscular injections in the context of COVID-19 vaccines - theconversation.com/why-do-...

Best wishes

Pat

[180C in reply to TinnitusUKPat]

I see in the article that they do talk about the size of the muscle mentioning that for 3 years and below they use the a larger muscle than the deltoids.

They also mention like in an other article I read that of course the deltoid is a very good point to put these vaccines because of being so practical.

What I ask myself is if people like me who developed T from the vaccine might benefit somehow from a larger muscle.

You mention that T spikes are more related to how we think or feel about T.

I had CERO T before the vaccine and my mind had absolutely no reason to think about that so at least in my case I can guarantee you that T never came to my thoughts when getting the vaccine.

Also I had no idea that a vaccine could create T, according to some documents it can and to my understanding JJ has already listed it as a posible side effect or not?

Why do I believe it was the vcc that created my T?

Becase years ago I was given a medication that 2 days after starting it produced T and discontinuing it got rid of it in about 10 days. This all was confirmed by trying the medication 2 times more with exactly the same results.

Had even forgotten about those events when 2 days later from the vaccine I got the exact same side effect but it has taken months to gradually wane off.

Was it the vaccine, to you probably not and I respect that.

To me it sure was.

What did my Dr. say? "Looks like this is a side effect of the vcc I see you took but expect that to fade off with time"

Do I hope to take the second shot, yes.

[TinnitusUKPat Partner]

Hi 180C

There isn't definitive proof that vaccines have caused tinnitus - the EMA's classification on Jansen & Jansen vaccines as causing tinnitus is based on six cases of tinnitus observed in clinical trials and 108 reports made following the vaccine's deployment . This action would seem in keeping with establishing legal protection for the product distributor in the European Union, rather than admission of a risk to public health.

I've contacted the EMA press office to ask the question about why this decision has been reached on seemingly limited data and await a response.

The report can be read here - ema.europa.eu/en/documents/....

My misgivings about this report are that they fundamentally seem to lack understanding of tinnitus and seem like a rush to judgement based on limited data.

In reference to your other comments, I feel that there may be some misinterpretation - I apologize for any confusion I might have caused you with my reply. A tinnitus spike is generally regarded as something which occurs during periods of stress - it's the kind of episode which arises during a time when we're under pressure, much like an asthma attack might affect someone despite their asthma usually being well managed.

I hope that this clarifies the point I was attempting to make.

Take care

Pat