xechostormx Posted January 29, 2022 Share Posted January 29, 2022 (edited) I am Double Vaxxed (Pfizer) from January / March 2021 - Ended up catching Covid January 10th,2022- Wasn't bad. Sore throat, headache and weakness for a couple days... had crazy blood pressure spikes to 190/110 a few times though, but I was in a facility being monitored so no damage done, thank god. Was let out of quarantine 7 days later but I had symptoms for 3 days before that (the first test showed negative on the 7th, even though I had symptoms) and was feeling fine by the 13th or so. Maybe I got lucky, who knows... 1 of the guys out of the 21 of us had to go to the Hospital as he was choking up huge amounts of phlegm and had become mostly unresponsive. Edited January 30, 2022 by xechostormx wrong date vitorio and funkyy 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
funkyy Posted January 30, 2022 Share Posted January 30, 2022 21 hours ago, xechostormx said: I am Double Vaxxed (Pfizer) from January / March 2021 - Ended up catching Covid January 10th,2022- Wasn't bad. Sore throat, headache and weakness for a couple days... had crazy blood pressure spikes to 190/110 a few times though, but I was in a facility being monitored so no damage done, thank god. Was let out of quarantine 7 days later but I had symptoms for 3 days before that (the first test showed negative on the 7th, even though I had symptoms) and was feeling fine by the 13th or so. Maybe I got lucky, who knows... 1 of the guys out of the 21 of us had to go to the Hospital as he was choking up huge amounts of phlegm and had become mostly unresponsive. Glad you made it through xechostormx. While the vaccine doesn't give you 100% immunity against catching Covid, it DOES reduce the chances that you'll have serious life-threatening symptoms. You made the right choice to get vaccinated. As I said in my earlier post I'm triple dosed with Pfizer and it's quite possible that I'll be offered a fourth dose (2nd booster) around April this year....which I will take. Everyone has to make their own decisions about this of course. Kalju 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ecarion Posted January 31, 2022 Share Posted January 31, 2022 On 10/27/2021 at 8:42 PM, Ecarion said: Vaccinated last summer with 2 dosis of Pfizer (aka "Comirnaty" which was approved by the FDA). About the secondary effects ? To resume, nothing remains after a period between 24 and 48 hours (my muscles of my arm was almost paralysed and I was very exhausted). PS : Nothing else ? That's right and one advice take 1 or 2 pills of paracetamol (1000 mg). It can help to sleep and to stop these feelings (because in fact my arm was a lot heavier). About the thiird dosis, it was done in december 2021 with the Moderna. Because the Pfizer wasn't available at this moment. The secondary effects ? To resume, nothing remains after 24 hours. Because I was just a little exhausted (and my muscles of my arm ? A tiny pain but it wasn't annoying at all). For the moment, it's to soon to talk about the fourth dose.. funkyy 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Radpop Posted January 31, 2022 Share Posted January 31, 2022 I contracted severe swine flu unvaccinated in 2010. I burst long after the acute symptoms had passed - months, even years. Because of my harsh experience, I was exposed to corona propaganda from health authorities and have been vaccinated three times with different corona vaccines. Then I was lucky and about three weeks after the third dose, I became ill with corona , which was similar to the basic flu. I treated it at home with water and inhaled water vapor, and buried myself under the blanket because I had underheat. This year, I trust herd immunity created by omicron and will only take the fourth vaccine if the threat picture changes radically or I'm forced to take it. vitorio 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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