And now I may decide not to get the flu shot.
Every medication has side effects.
And now I may decide not to get the flu shot.
Meh, I know many people at work who get the flu shot every year (my employer has someone come in reach year to give free flu shots to all employees wanting one, most people get it), I have never met anyone who has had adverse reactions. The flu shot is very safe with very low possibility of side effects.And now I may decide not to get the flu shot.
I agree with all of the above, but I actually know a guy with the egg allergyMeh, I know many people at work who get the flu shot every year (my employer has someone come in reach year to give free flu shots to all employees wanting one, most people get it), I have never met anyone who has had adverse reactions. The flu shot is very safe with very low possibility of side effects.
The biggest issue would be egg allergies (someone allergic to eggs should not get it)...I don't know anyone who's allergic to eggs.
I’m allergic to chicken eggs (the yolk). I’ve got the flu shot every year for at least 20 in a row. Never an issue. I’ve seen people get reactions at the site of injection, like a bit of tenderness and minor swelling, nothing beyond that. Getting the annual flu shot makes good sense unless the world is truly flat, of course.Meh, I know many people at work who get the flu shot every year (my employer has someone come in reach year to give free flu shots to all employees wanting one, most people get it), I have never met anyone who has had adverse reactions. The flu shot is very safe with very low possibility of side effects.
The biggest issue would be egg allergies (someone allergic to eggs should not get it)...I don't know anyone who's allergic to eggs.
Good to know...I know I read it can cause severe adverse reactions, but I assumed that meant those with egg allergies was a no go... maybe it's more of a situation that needs monitoring more when the shot is given?I’m allergic to chicken eggs (the yolk). I’ve got the flu shot every year for at least 20 in a row. Never an issue. I’ve seen people get reactions at the site of injection, like a bit of tenderness and minor swelling, nothing beyond that. Getting the annual flu shot makes good sense unless the world is truly flat, of course.
Every medication has side effects.
Good to know...I know I read it can cause severe adverse reactions, but I assumed that meant those with egg allergies was a no go... maybe it's more of a situation that needs monitoring more when the shot is given?
All the experts have flip flopped and been wrong numerous times but we should believe them when it comes to the vacine when it comes out. Trust us because we're the experts......
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Well these kind of thoughts wouldn't happen if the experts didn't keeping dropping the ball and were straight with people from the beginning. I play the game and put the mask on when needed to get groceries or things like that but as for the vaccine not a chance I take that.....It’s this line of thought why covid is running rampant.
I forgot a "C" so that clearly changed my mind and the experts haven't been wrong at all. Fixed it for you professor. Well done.I find it hilarious that you’re slagging experts dropping the ball (which is pretty ludicrous) but can’t even spell vaccine correctly.
You can keep on saying the experts know more than me and I would sincerely hope so but I also know when you keep putting faith into something that's consistently back tracking and proving all their big ideas didn't work you tune them out.Say, did you know doctors once thought Alcohol was good for you to steady the nerves? And recommending Smoking and Cocaine too?
I don't know where your information is coming from but the information I have received from the experts makes a lot of sense to me. It is not constantly changing, it has changed as new information becomes available and more knowledge is acquired. That is how science works. And you need to realize that pandemics don't happen very frequently, are hard to do controlled studies with and thus often scientists are faced with a lot of unknowns at the beginning of a new pandemic, like what is the major mode of virus transmission, when are people infectious, etc. So don't expect the experts to have gotten everything right from the beginning. That is a very unrealistic expectation.You can keep on saying the experts know more than me and I would sincerely hope so but I also know when you keep putting faith into something that's consistently back tracking and proving all their big ideas didn't work you tune them out.
Not a chance i am going to take an unproven vaccine, maybe in a few years when people didn't get any side effect from the vaccine and actually develop immunity against the virus.
Agreed.Not a chance i am going to take an unproven vaccine, maybe in a few years when people didn't get any side effect from the vaccine and actually develop immunity against the virus.
count me out as a beta tester, i let people did the testing for me.
Not a chance i am going to take an unproven vaccine, maybe in a few years when people didn't get any side effect from the vaccine and actually develop immunity against the virus.
count me out as a beta tester, i let people did the testing for me.
but sometimes it takes years for the side effect to show up."Beta tester" already got vaccinated.
but sometimes it takes years for the side effect to show up.
I really hope you wouldn't let some unsourced comment by a stranger on a hockey forum influence your decision whether or not to get a flu shot.Thanks for this information. This is good to know. As much as I'm skeptic and nervous about vaccinations I may bite the bullet with the flu shot. Your knowledge plus a Public Service Announcement I saw on the TV may have swayed me.
And now I may decide not to get the flu shot.
but sometimes it takes years for the side effect to show up.
Public should be told that vaccines may have long term adverse effectsCan you share some of them with those of us that are less informed?
Public should be told that vaccines may have long term adverse effects
Public should be told that vaccines may have long term adverse effects
Thus diabetes induced by vaccine should not be considered a rare potential adverse event. The incidence of many other chronic immunological diseases, including asthma, allergies, and immune mediated cancers, has risen rapidly and may also be linked to immunisation.
Hepatitis B Vaccine Linked to Onset of Diabetes
In the group as a whole, the rates of type 1 diabetes were 46 per 100,000 for children who had been vaccinated and 34 per 100,000 for children who had not. For those vaccinated at age 12, the rates were 17.8 per 100,000 for vaccinated children and 6.9 per 100,000 for unvaccinated children.
https://openpediatricmedicinejournal.com/contents/volumes/V2/TOPEDJ-2-7/TOPEDJ-2-7.pdf
The results significantly differ from a previous analysis by employees of a vaccine manufacturer [14] in which only the “adjusted” results were published. The previous analysis adjusted for “age, sex and calendar period” and limited the subgroup analysis to relative risk instead of comparing the absolute risk in the subgroup to the general population. The authors concluded that vaccines were not associated with an increased risk of diabetes and those with a family history of diabetes were not at an increased risk of diabetes. The differ- ences are explained below