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In reply to the discussion: My vaccine appointment is Wednesday, and I have a question. [View all]hlthe2b
(113,258 posts)34. A few will have some signficant soreness or fatigue (typically)... I had none of that and worked a
full shift providing health care to others after both doses. Slight pain at the site of injection, but it was truly minimal FOR ME. Ditto for several dozen I've vaccinated based on their summary of their first dose.
Clean the bathroom ahead of time.
And participate in the extremely simple V-Safe follow-up program from CDC. It is incredibly easy to sign up for, they send a text every day for a week after your first dose, weekly thereafter, and it takes no more than 20 seconds to respond. If you do have significant or concerning reactions, they will follow up with you. Same with second dose.
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/vaccines/safety/vsafe.html
Seriously, this info will help speed the final (non-emergency-based) approval process for vaccines, which takes away yet another argument for those who should get it, but aren't (e.g., 30% of the US military).
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