The vaccine

[BlueIris]

Exactly, it's a nice excuse to rest up and get caught up with myself. Couldn't handle noisy kids (or colleagues!) today.

[Carys]

Thats really unlucky Blue, I've seen that some /very few people get some nausea - but don't know anybody (except you) who has had that. Hopefully it passes really soon.......

[Lencoboy]

Thats really unlucky Blue, I've seen that some /very few people get some nausea - but don't know anybody (except you) who has had that. Hopefully it passes really soon.......

Nausea can be a side-effect from pretty much any form of medication (at least initially), as I remember feeling a bit nauseous for the first 24 hours after taking my very first-ever dose of Sertraline in the summer of 2012, but fine afterwards.

I had no notable side-effects from the Pfizer jab when I had it on 16th Feb, apart from aches and soreness on my arm where I had it for a couple of days, but perhaps it was pot luck for me.

[BlueIris]

From what I can tell, the AZ vaccine is more likely to cause problems; I've not known many people in my area who had it and were unaffected.

[Lencoboy]

From what I can tell, the AZ vaccine is more likely to cause problems; I've not known many people in my area who had it and were unaffected.

My dad had the Oxford AZ on 2nd Feb and had a few cold/minor flu-like symptoms for about 2 days, and then he was perfectly OK.

[Carys]

I still think you are unlucky with the nausea (though it is listed on their info) as I know nobody who has had that.

[BlueIris]

Quite possibly. It does seem to be fading off now, at least.

[Carys]

It should be short-lived

[Scass]

Fell better soon Blue. Someone else I know felt pretty sick for a day. Really glad you’ve had it x


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[BlueIris]

I'm glad too. Not quite past it now but much better than I was.