Covid 19 Vaccine Pfizer

[AJ84]

ppl under 40 can't get the pfzier shot.. i just have to wait. wot a joke!

[Lazor Zap]

ppl under 40 can't get the pfzier shot.. i just have to wait. wot a joke!

My friends son is 18 he has had 2 shots of Pfizer, they live in Newcastle.

[Lazor Zap]

is that the first shot or the 2nd? i heard ppl are getting minor fevers from the 2nd shot

I've had 2 shots of Pfizer 4 weeks ago no side effects at all can't even tell I've had it.

[Vader]

You'd know wouldn't you.. Dope

Sorry, I didn't realise you were a Doctor.

[One23Four]

Singapore as a country has been doing very well in terms of Covid control and vaccine roll out, I believe they had purchased and secured supplies when the pandemic first started in early 2020, while most vaccines were still in testing stages - including the Chinese vaccines.

Their Covid infection rate was very low and have excellent medical facilities. Their later outbreaks mainly came from the foreign workers and their congested living quarters then spread back out to the community.

For a country with only 6 million people , their record of 60k cases is double that of Australia’s 30K cases but if you look at the death rate, they only had 36 deads vs Australia’s 910 ? So which country is doing a better job, we shall leave it to the medical experts.

One thing for sure, Singapore is a very small island state, any government policy or decision once handed down could be enforced and implemented very quickly and efficiently while in Australia we have the Federal and States or even the local councils to deal with .

Just my two cents !

Let’s be very careful out there.

I would to add that most of the deaths in Australia were caused by outbreaks in the Nursing Homes in Melbourne and Victoria, all old, frail and vulnerable people while the Foreign Dormitories outbreaks in Singapore were mostly on young and healthy workers working in a foreign country as exploited cheap labor, so the number of deaths is not very meaningful.

Moreover, Singapore has an autocratic administration and people violating the isolation or quarantine had been jailed and expelled from the country and such legal consequence will continue putting deterrent effects on the Singaporeans. Australia has never done that to any Covid offenders so far only heavy fines. There are constant breaches from time to time causing outbreak risk. The only effective measure by Australia is closing the international border which keep the country relatively safe from Covid outside the country.

The best medical experts are in US, Europe and UK not Australia or Singapore but all these countries are the disastrous countries during the epidemic. Nevertheless with the relatively successful vaccination program in US, UK and Europe, the situations there are getting better and better. While the infection rates in UK and US etc are up again, the death rate is extremely low showing both Pfizer and AZ are effective against severe Covid and hospitalization.

Whether Singapore is worse or better than Australia is an individual’s own assessment but I don’t think the Singapore’s experience is one Australia should follow.

Good to see so many brothers have shared their vaccination experience about side effects.

[Climax598]

Sorry, I didn't realise you were a Doctor.

No he is a song "O Danny Boy"

[AJ84]

play nice bois. everyone's just trying to help.

[dannyboy]

Sorry, I didn't realise you were a Doctor.

I'm not and never claimed to be, but you seem to know how much "shit" I put into my body every year apparently... Pull your head in..

[suka02]

https://apple.news/AeLqc84MvTda1DPXbnyfMOA

The qld premier suggest we should not take AZ as it relates to blood clot adviced from Dr Young. So what are people taking Pfzer or AZ? Any recommendations or yourself experience after taking any of these?

[1inchguy]

I had mine done last week
First shot Pfizer
I'm 33. Next day quite a sore arm, dry mouth, dehydrated which gave me a slight headache but the day after it was fine back to normal. Not sure if it was related but day 4 my heart was beating fast at night, had abit of trouble breathing..
But 5th day it got better.
2nd jab in two weeks.

[Vader]

https://apple.news/AeLqc84MvTda1DPXbnyfMOA

The qld premier suggest we should not take AZ as it relates to blood clot adviced from Dr Young. So what are people taking Pfzer or AZ? Any recommendations or yourself experience after taking any of these?

Two shots AZ, nothing, not even a sore arm. However I got a sore arm from this years flu vaccination.

[dannyboy]

https://apple.news/AeLqc84MvTda1DPXbnyfMOA

The qld premier suggest we should not take AZ as it relates to blood clot adviced from Dr Young. So what are people taking Pfzer or AZ? Any recommendations or yourself experience after taking any of these?

All I can recommend is think for yourself.

[suka02]

I had mine done last week
First shot Pfizer
I'm 33. Next day quite a sore arm, dry mouth, dehydrated which gave me a slight headache but the day after it was fine back to normal. Not sure if it was related but day 4 my heart was beating fast at night, had abit of trouble breathing..
But 5th day it got better.
2nd jab in two weeks.

Thanks for the report. my colleague had pfzer and said it gave her headache and muscle pain gave her weakness. I know it might be compulsory later on IF not. Just wanted to know the side effect and I wanted the less side effect. On other Note i think AZ has less side effect but i’m worry which few may contain blood clot. I haven’t had flu vax since more than 10yrs ago.

[suka02]

Two shots AZ, nothing, not even a sore arm. However I got a sore arm from this years flu vaccination.

thanks Vader for your report.

[Ziggurat]

Thanks for the report. my colleague had pfzer and said it gave her headache and muscle pain gave her weakness. I know it might be compulsory later on IF not. Just wanted to know the side effect and I wanted the less side effect. On other Note i think AZ has less side effect but i’m worry which few may contain blood clot. I haven’t had flu vax since more than 10yrs ago.

Good on you suka02, good to see you are coming around as you see colleagues and peers around you having the vaccine.

[Radoush]

Michael Yeadon former vice president of pfizer and chief scientist said it's to dangerous and he worked there for 16 years said most of the side effects will start 14 to 18 after vaccinated and all the animals died in the trial after 3 to 4 months the mRNA just slowly breaks you down from the inside

[AJ84]

Thanks for the report. my colleague had pfzer and said it gave her headache and muscle pain gave her weakness. I know it might be compulsory later on IF not. Just wanted to know the side effect and I wanted the less side effect. On other Note i think AZ has less side effect but i’m worry which few may contain blood clot. I haven’t had flu vax since more than 10yrs ago.

which source did u get that AZ has less side effects? i thought it was the other way..

[suka02]

which source did u get that AZ has less side effects? i thought it was the other way..

few people i know and some bro here just mentioned didn’t get much side effect like pfzer. What scared me is the news about that uni girl under 40. I’m sure some of you read the news 3-5 months ago. she got the blood clot and a week after jab she gone. Now the PM suggested us not to take the AZ unless we deeply request it. Is it due to BClot?

[warwick1]

few people i know and some bro here just mentioned didn’t get much side effect like pfzer. What scared me is the news about that uni girl under 40. I’m sure some of you read the news 3-5 months ago. she got the blood clot and a week after jab she gone. Now the PM suggested us not to take the AZ unless we deeply request it. Is it due to BClot?

I reckon you should just talk to a Doctor, it's pointless asking for advice on this forum...cheers

[GoldfishMan]

Michael Yeadon former vice president of pfizer and chief scientist said it's to dangerous and he worked there for 16 years said most of the side effects will start 14 to 18 after vaccinated and all the animals died in the trial after 3 to 4 months the mRNA just slowly breaks you down from the inside

There's an almost unanimous rejection on the internet of this guy and his views. Just google about him and you'll see. I'm curious, does that fact encourage you to believe what he says, or you choose to ignore those rejections, or what? Just trying to figure out what could make you believe this guy when every where you look says don't believe him.

By the way, people should read up on mRNA and what it's all about. I find it extremely fascinating. It really shows how far mankind has progressed in science. It's essentially genetic engineering we're dealing with here.