Astrazeneca as a potential treatment?

[Rufous McKinney]

Thanks Patti. Normally I recover quickly but no real improvement yet.

Chances are, you'll be alright. Its just- all the sensitivities in our bodies. Of course, check with your main doctor if you can, should this just drag on.

I don' t know, but for me, I"d get PEM pretty intensely from simply going to where ever these shots are.

I've seen too many shots given on the TV, I'm becoming Needle Phobic.

So the stress of receiving it, and the act of going forth and Outward- would give me many symptoms...let alone...the shot itself causing ...immune activation.

 

[godlovesatrier]

The crazy thing is the shot you don't even feel it go in. Before you know it's over. Of course anticipation is cruel if you have needle anxiety.

I was wondering last night if inflamation causes the dizziness. As it would take awhile for that to calm down and wouldn't that also cause joint aches and muscle pains? I'm not sure.

 

[Rufous McKinney]

I was wondering last night if inflamation causes the dizziness. As it would take awhile for that to calm down and wouldn't that also cause joint aches and muscle pains?

Seems highly probable to me.

Feeling dizzy, when I"m real run down or having a strong PEM event....thats pretty common here, and everything hurts more, the joints, the muscles. Things are inflaming and swelling, and that might be causing dizzy.

Generally- when a needle is around: the best approach is: don't look. I know it doesn't hurt that bad.

 

[andyguitar]

The crazy thing is the shot you don't even feel it go in. Before you know it's over

I had the Oxford jab today. Did'nt feel a thing. Have had no reaction at all.

 

[Revel]

had the Oxford jab today. Did'nt feel a thing. Have had no reaction at all.

Can you confirm, @andyguitar, that you do not have ME/CFS (so that we can be clear when comparing AstraZeneca vaccine experiences)?

Speaking to an oncologist friend she advised that, following my reaction to the first vaccination, l should not take the second dose.

 

[keepswimming]

I had the astrazeneca jab a month ago. I was achey the next day and had increased fatigue symptoms for a week. Back to normal (my normal!) after that.

 

[godlovesatrier]

https://www.healthrising.org/blog/2...ll-chronic-fatigue-fibromyalgia-severely-ill/

Don't forget this poll for an overview of everyone's experiences. @Revel

 

[andyguitar]

Can you confirm, @andyguitar, that you do not have ME/CFS (so that we can be clear when comparing AstraZeneca vaccine experiences)?

Yes I don't have me/cfs. Says so on my account.

 

[Judee]

Could an Astrazeneca jab be beneficial?

I cannot find it on his site but Ken Lassesen said on Facebook recently that Astrazeneca was halting this in Europe and some countries because it can cause blood clots.

He said that could be a danger to ME/CFS patients who have this as an issue. He talks about thick blood on his website a lot and said it is very common in us. CFSRemission.com