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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Has anyone lost strength in arm after vaccination? Few times a day all strength seems to drain from my arm for few min at a time anyone have this month on now from vaccine |
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By *isoCouple
over a year ago
Newcastle |
"Has anyone lost strength in arm after vaccination? Few times a day all strength seems to drain from my arm for few min at a time anyone have this month on now from vaccine "
Do you work out at all? |
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"I haven't, but you should talk to your doctor do you really think so ? Don’t want to be taking up docs time there flat out at the min "
Yes. It might be nothing but it's definitely worth looking into |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Friend of mine had the pfizer and lost use of her arm and leg (and leg ballooned up) - she's better now - not much they can actually do for it, just have to wait it out. Pretty grim. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"I haven't, but you should talk to your doctor do you really think so ? Don’t want to be taking up docs time there flat out at the min
Yes. It might be nothing but it's definitely worth looking into"
be interested in seeing if anyone else has this or know s anyone that has |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Friend of mine had the pfizer and lost use of her arm and leg (and leg ballooned up) - she's better now - not much they can actually do for it, just have to wait it out. Pretty grim."
fuck that’s the one I got. Like used my arm to leap over a wall arm stopped working I got slapped. Keep dropping stuff
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By *isoCouple
over a year ago
Newcastle |
"Friend of mine had the pfizer and lost use of her arm and leg (and leg ballooned up) - she's better now - not much they can actually do for it, just have to wait it out. Pretty grim.fuck that’s the one I got. Like used my arm to leap over a wall arm stopped working I got slapped. Keep dropping stuff "
Sounds like you have damaged your bicep in the affected arm.
Hence why I asked did you work out. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Friend of mine had the pfizer and lost use of her arm and leg (and leg ballooned up) - she's better now - not much they can actually do for it, just have to wait it out. Pretty grim.fuck that’s the one I got. Like used my arm to leap over a wall arm stopped working I got slapped. Keep dropping stuff "
yes same for her - it was a full week later until the leg problem happened. She IS fine now but it did last a while. |
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By *amissCouple
over a year ago
chelmsford |
"Yes I had similar for 6 weeks, I spoke to a nurse at my practice and she said it wasn't uncommon. ok thanks I’ll give it couple more weeks so "
You can always ring your surgery if you are worried  |
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By *i1971Man
over a year ago
Cornwall |
"Yes I had similar for 6 weeks, I spoke to a nurse at my practice and she said it wasn't uncommon. ok thanks I’ll give it couple more weeks so
You can always ring your surgery if you are worried "
That used to be the case here, but the surgery might as well not be there for all the good a phone call or email does |
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The painful/weak arm should only last a week or so. Inflammation of the shoulder joint can be caused by any vaccination (not just the Covid ones) being injected too high up. It should have gone into the deltoid muscle (not the bicep). Contact your GP for anything lasting longer than a week. |
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By *amissCouple
over a year ago
chelmsford |
"Yes I had similar for 6 weeks, I spoke to a nurse at my practice and she said it wasn't uncommon. ok thanks I’ll give it couple more weeks so
You can always ring your surgery if you are worried
That used to be the case here, but the surgery might as well not be there for all the good a phone call or email does "
That's not good. I email with a problem and have a phone call within an hour. |
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"Well these vaccinations are great aren't they 
Yes, they stop people dying."
I saw a model on Twitter based on pre vaccination hospitalisation data. Paul Mainwood, 21 July.
Basically it suggests that the vaccinations are preventing 92% of hospitalisations.
... I think that's pretty good... |
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By *Just meMan
over a year ago
basingstoke |
"I haven't, but you should talk to your doctor do you really think so ? Don’t want to be taking up docs time there flat out at the min "
Yes speak to your doctor. Yes initially it could leave the vaccinated arm weak for a few days. However long term, no that is not the case. There could be other reasons that need proper investigation and only your GP can look at it and potentially refer you if required. |
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By *reemindCoolMan
over a year ago
between Barnsley and Wakefield |
I had that for several years
it turned out that i had knocked my c6 vertebra out on line after an accident in a cycle race.
the nerve for your arm runs through the c6 apparently.
point is definitely go to docs and have it checked |
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"Friend of mine had the pfizer and lost use of her arm and leg (and leg ballooned up) - she's better now - not much they can actually do for it, just have to wait it out. Pretty grim.fuck that’s the one I got. Like used my arm to leap over a wall arm stopped working I got slapped. Keep dropping stuff
yes same for her - it was a full week later until the leg problem happened. She IS fine now but it did last a while. "
My sister in law had Pfizer months ago but still has ongoing weakness in her arms and legs |
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By *jonesMan
over a year ago
Totnes |
My arm started to get sore about 2 days after my vax...it comes and goes..almost like a burning sensation in my upper arm when I try and move it ...like simply lifting a cup up to have a drink..
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"Hope you reported it on the yellow card adverse reaction site.olease report it.this experimental jab needs to be stopped now "
Why?
Surely freedom of choice means that other people get to choose to accept one of the vaccines that have been vetted and accepted by almost all of the world's medical authorities?
Isn't freedom of choice important? 
(That being said, OP, yes, do report to the yellow card scheme) |
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By *jonesMan
over a year ago
Totnes |
"You should notify your GP, as it could be anything and they are best to diagnose it, as well as report a side effect, from a medical perspective "
My gp wasn't interested...didnt think it could be related...coincidence  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Has anyone lost strength in arm after vaccination? Few times a day all strength seems to drain from my arm for few min at a time anyone have this month on now from vaccine "
im assuming it’s the same arm as jabbed arm that is the issue? You say loosing strength, so are you loosing range of movement aswell ? (Or is it just weak but movement is ok)
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"I haven't, but you should talk to your doctor do you really think so ? Don’t want to be taking up docs time there flat out at the min "
Sorry, but you don't want to waste a qualified medical practitioners time with a health problem? Seriously? |
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"Friend of mine had the pfizer and lost use of her arm and leg (and leg ballooned up) - she's better now - not much they can actually do for it, just have to wait it out. Pretty grim.fuck that’s the one I got. Like used my arm to leap over a wall arm stopped working I got slapped. Keep dropping stuff
Sounds like you have damaged your bicep in the affected arm.
Hence why I asked did you work out."
Wouldn't the arm failing In such a way suggest it to be more related to the triceps or shoulder?
If how I'm imagining him leap over a wall is correct, the bicep wouldn't really be used? |
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"Hope you reported it on the yellow card adverse reaction site.olease report it.this experimental jab needs to be stopped now "
Which experimental jab?
We're currently administering 4 fully tested, fully compliant, fully approved vaccine in the U.K..
If someone's administering a 5th one that's experimental I want to know about it.
Link please. |
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"Hope you reported it on the yellow card adverse reaction site.olease report it.this experimental jab needs to be stopped now
Which experimental jab?
We're currently administering 4 fully tested, fully compliant, fully approved vaccine in the U.K..
If someone's administering a 5th one that's experimental I want to know about it.
Link please."
There is no covid vaccine with full approval. They have emergency use authorization. Which is not the same. But enough to allow administration. |
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