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Can People Do Things Even With The COVID-19 Vaccine Side Effects Happening.?
Can people do things like take a walk, go grocery shopping, go window shopping at the mall, do house work like cook, clean an area of a room, exercise, etc…
What should NOT be a side affect or anything kind of problem(s) from COVID vaccine? Also how should notice it or t tell themselves?
When does the COVID-19 side affects take affect?
How long does any of the the side affects really last? How to know it should not last more then this amount time? Could there be problem?
Can a person have more then one of the side affects? When one is more then enough.
IF no side affect(s) from the COVID-19 vaccine for a person is that a bad thing?
How to tell it just the COVID-19 vaccine side affects and not some other health problem, or something else similar?
? how did you get COVID around the time you getting vaccine shot. How that happen? Shouldn't the vaccine have help get rid of it. Even not have the problem of being not able to small and what ever else?
2 Answers
- 4 days ago
That depends on how sever your side affects are. If you're not up to doing those things, you should stay at home and get some rest until you feel better.
Side affects can vary from person to person that takes the vaccine.
They usually go away in a few days, if they're not sever.
Yes a person can have more then one side affect.
If there's no side affects, that not necessary a bad thing. I've had the flu shot before and I didn't get any side affects, accept for a sore arm (that was manageable) for a day or two. My parents so far haven't had any side affects from the vaccine, and they're over 60.
If you think you're having other health issues you should see / call your doctor.
- Bone AloneLv 74 days ago
Depends on the severity of the side effects. If it’s just a headache or chills, you can probably do things that you normally would do.
If you get a fever or fatigue then it’s best to just stay home and rest.
Based on what happened to people at work, most of us got our side effects 1 day after the shots. Most of us had just a sore arm after the first shot. One guy got headaches and another guy got fever, fatigue.
I think I got covid right around the time I got my shot so I had a sore arm after the first shot. Then about 9 days later, I lost my smell and taste, got a fever that went up and down, and extreme fatigue. Couldn’t take a shower for more than 5 minutes before I had to lay down.
After the second shot, people that got the Pfizer got chills and extreme headaches. I got chills. People that got the Moderna got fever the next day.
Unless you’re old, it’s better to have some side effects like a sore arm than no side effects because it means that your body is responding to the “virus.”
