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He said "that’s an interesting viewpoint - obviously disproves the multiple years of research involving hundreds of thousands of test cases, and the decades of evidence involving hundreds of millions of doses given to patients..." ;) |
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Look, I'm not making it up. The flu vaccine has on three occasions reacted with me such that within two days I went sown with flu symptoms. In all the years bar three when I haven't taken the jab, I've not contracted flu or had similar symptoms. Maybe your b-i-l can explain that - because I'd like to know. ---------- Post added at 22:59 ---------- Previous post was at 22:58 ---------- Quote:
Just the flu jab. |
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Jenny Harries says the medical evidence on facemasks is dubious. Start the clock 14 days till they are mandatory in schools. ;)
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Isn't it true that with the live virus your immune system kicks in and you feel rotten? Well so it was 3/3 with the flue jab. |
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Exposure to the inactive influenza proteins in the vaccine may cause flu-like symptoms, in greater or lesser severity, or it may not. If you don’t get vaccinated, you may catch flu, or you may not. I’ve had it once in my life, many years ago as a student, but was vaccinated only for the 7 years I had an employer that offered it. Along with my siblings, I got travel vaccinations for Tunisia one summer about 30 years ago. I wish I could remember which jab it was ... typhoid, I seem to recall ... but within 5 minutes of the jab all three of us threw up and my sister fainted. The GP had insisted we all stay in his surgery for 15 minutes after the jab because he knew that might happen. But these things affect everyone differently. |
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A vaccine can take time to set up the immune system. In that time period you could get that or another virus anyway. Often with seasonal flu, there can be more than one virus doing the rounds at the time and the vaccine might not cover all of the viruses out there. Various plausible explanations.
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But you don't have the live virus in the vaccine. As Pierre says it's possible to get the symptoms of flu but this isn't your body responding to the flu virus but the vaccine itself. I don't know why that would only happen with the flu vaccine and not the others but I guess that depends on the chemistry of the vaccine.... |
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Well my household including my toddler are very sick with something, fevers and chills. Will get a covid test tomorrow. I think it's just a really bad cold. Very frustrating as I only left the house for a takeaway.
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I hope he's got deep pockets. |
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