COVID-19 vaccine #11 and general vaccine conversation

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Pneumonia has always been offered to the most vulnerable, which includes those who have had a spleen removed.
 
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Has anyone been vaccinated and experienced a change in their menstrual cycle? I read (admittedly on DM website) that is the latest link. Scary stuff. I hope it doesnt affect fertility for anyone but even heavier periods and more cramps is enough to put me off the vaccine.
 
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Not really Covid-19 vaccine related but still vaccine related. I just had the flu vaccine at my local Boots pharmacy and saw a leaflet for a pneumonia vaccine - didn’t know there was one for pneumonia. It costs £70 and is a one off.
My mum (79 and v healthy) was offered this last year by her GP when she was having her flu jab.

If I'm remembering correctly, I think you only need it once for lifetime protection. She was really surprised they'd never mentioned it before.
 
My mum (79 and v healthy) was offered this last year by her GP when she was having her flu jab.

If I'm remembering correctly, I think you only need it once for lifetime protection. She was really surprised they'd never mentioned it before.
That is correct, it is a one off for most but some may need it more than one, this is what the pharmacist told me.
 
No wonder people are saying they're struggling to get appointments at their Doctors...

20,000 this month so far = £300k
Bet he hasn't even seen 4000 people in the last 12 months, other than to jab them.
 
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Haven't caught up with much of this thread yet... but little update on where I live in West Wales... we have been told staffing in care services is dire and if it gets worse then schools will close so that council staff ( all teachers here are employed by council) who are disabled checked can go work in care homes.

Yet again kids will be missing school, and this time its the government's fault again, if they hadn't have fired the unvaccinated social care staff then they wouldn't be having this problem
 
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There is a thread about it, in advice I think
 
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Not really Covid-19 vaccine related but still vaccine related. I just had the flu vaccine at my local Boots pharmacy and saw a leaflet for a pneumonia vaccine - didn’t know there was one for pneumonia. It costs £70 and is a one off.
I never knew about these either until a year ago a few work colleagues got it
 
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Sorry I haven’t been back on since Thursday just been sleeping and resting. Feel okay with the fever etc. Not sleeping great and my HR has increased a lot. Started to get severe stabbing pain in my back (feels like lungs) is this what you had? I’ve dosed up on painkillers and hoping things starting getting better tomorrow. I am only on day 2 of symptoms though so may have a long way to go
 
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Severe stabbing pains is not and has not ever been normal. Please get yourself checked + seen by a doctor.
 
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I’d seek medical advice if I were you especially regarding your elevated HR it could just be because you have a fever but always good to get these things checked, hope you feel better soon
 
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Definitely go and get checked out with an increased heart rate and stabbing pains. Take yourself up to a&e or at least call 111. It’s better to be on the safe side. I hope you feel better soon and make a swift recovery.
 
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no thankfully mine has been the exact same!
 
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