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Persistent cold and flu symptoms since COVID jab: Have you experienced this?
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@whitecross1955 ... Having the vaccines and the booster have not made my health conditions worse.
My main health problem is my epilepsy. I will always have this problem as there is no cure, but changing of medications and side effects of medication can make the seizures better or worse. Not the vaccines.
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@lesmal I would not doubt your findings , regarding your health issues and what affects you.Just wondering from chatting to friends who have received 2 or 3 jabs what if any side affects they have noticed. My own daughter got 2 jabs and had to get medical intervention ,so refused the 3th jab. Some of my friends had ongoing issues that seemed to drag on. One A.& E doctor .insisting that she must have took different medication ,but she was on not any .she told him she only got the vaccines ,and he went all silent
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I dont think it's made me worse I'm just glad I had it has save me from being hospitalised with having tubes everywhere or dying I have lost so many friends and family through covid and it is upsetting when you know they are not going to be around anymore so I'm glad I've had mine and the 4th one two because maybe I wouldnt be here now as I know if I had got it I would also not be around and I dont want to put my babies through that Tigger
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@Tigger.co.uk ... I agree with your points and am also glad I had both vaccines and the booster. My husband might receive the 4th but I am not in the age group to receive just yet. Hopefully, they will extend the 4th vaccine to everyone in due course.
Having the vaccines has certainly not affected my other health problems.
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I do hope everyone can have the 4th one I noticed that covid has put a real bad strain on our NHS for all minor operations my husband has cataracts a yr ago he had an op for one eye but he is waiting for the other to be done he had to have a lens changed for the eye they did but he is still waiting for the other they have put him on a waiting list but that it is it I have had my fracture clinic appointment cancelled and they have made me another I'm just hoping that doesnt get cancelled I'm hoping all will be ok for my birthday, now everyone has another illness to worry about now monkey pox is another thing to upset our NHS just lately it's all doom and gloom Tigger
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No doubt big pharma compaines will be rubbing their hands with glee ,as they magically produce a vaccine for monkey-pox. and maybe people will have to get "boosters " as well. The European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) said in an update yesterday that although the number of cases has risen five-fold since a week ago, the risk of contagion remains "very low".
Symptoms are similar to smallpox but much less severe, and most people recover within three or four weeks.
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Hi all on carenity, hope you are all doing okay, I just want to know has anyone else had almost a permanent cold or flu since having their Covid jabs, I seem to be getting a cold all the time, and it's affecting me and my already health issues, I start a new exercise routine, and healthy eating, and I get a cold and it all goes out the window, can't eat, can't walk as I'm hurting so much, I would like to know if anyone else has had any symptoms from their Covid jabs?