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That's weird. Because it's the same shot twice. At work my entire team has had the pfizer vaccine (Noone sick). A few vaccines have a two shot dose. Is this lik
by millzlane 6y ago
That's weird. Because it's the same shot twice. At work my entire team has had the pfizer vaccine (Noone sick). A few vaccines have a two shot dose. Is this like the flu shot gives you the flu type of FUD?
- boboboboboboo 6y agoYour immune system reacts differently with the second dose. In my anecdotal experience the side effects are a little worse than flu shot.
- xnyan 6y agoI know around 20 people who have gotten the vaccine and this is consistent with what they experienced too. Most of them reported some flulike symptoms that were somewhat worse than the flu shot.
- ozzydave 6y agoIt’s been expected from the phase 3 trials, probably because your immune system reacts much more quickly and overshoots: https://hub.jhu.edu/2020/12/18/vaccine-side-effects-what-to-expect/ https://hub.jhu.edu/2020/12/18/vaccine-side-effects-what-to-...
- dragonwriter 6y agoNo, it's like the “shot designed to produce an immune reaction gives you an immune reaction” story. Which is true. Also true for the flu shot. Which doesn't give you the flu, but can give you (shorter-lived, milder) flu symptoms, because “flu symptoms” are mostly symptoms of the immune response to the flu.
- millzlane 6y agoIs it also true that people also had no side effects what so ever?