Pfizer Covid booster

[helpisontheway]

I just got my booster and flu shot yesterday. Last night I had a headache. Today I have body aches plus I’m a little nauseous. I’m pretty sure it is from the Covid shot. I felt this way with the original Covid shots (not boosters). Just wondering if anyone else here had issues with this booster.

[LuckyCharms]

1. Yes, I get all of those reactions with both boosters and 1st generation Covid shots.

It's likely a good sign meaning your immune system is working.

However, it it lasts more than 36 hours or so, I would get checked out, in case your reaction is due to something else.

I've had 10 or 11 Covid shots, and my reaction to this latest booster was the same as all of the previous ones.

[Bmoboy]

2. Had Covid shot a week ago

My wife had "flu shot achies"

I was fine.

It was suggested we get the flu shot 2 weeks after

[Ocelot II]

3. Nope, for me the reaction was just the same as for the earlier ones.

Sore arm, some fatigue.

[tavernier]

4. Ditto

[Deuxcents]

5. All my Covid shots n boosters have been Moderna..a slight headache and then fine the next day.

[WVlaserguy]

6. No reaction

But it’s happened before

[50 Shades Of Blue]

7. Just had a sore upper arm for a few days.

[Dr. Shepper]

8. Yes, I had the Pfizer shot this year

After getting Moderna in the past. I was totally wiped out. Got flu shot at the same time too. Never had that happen before.

[Ms. Toad]

9. I got Moderna because of the lower dose.

I had a sore arm and, so far, that's it. I ordinarily get a 103 fever, and a month of migraines. Hoping the minimal initial reaction means I will also escape the month of headaches.