COVID Anyone else having a terrible reaction to the COVID vaccine?

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Experiencing flu-like symptoms and discomfort after the second Pfizer vaccine is a common reaction, as noted by a user sharing their personal struggle with illness. The individual expresses frustration at feeling unwell, especially since they rarely get sick, and mentions the sore arm as an additional side effect. The post serves as a form of therapy, inviting others from the physicsforums.com community to share their vaccination experiences. The user acknowledges the existence of a more extensive discussion in the Medical forum about vaccine reactions and encourages others to contribute there for broader insights.
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Man this is killing me (figuratively I hope). I know I’m whinging, but I rarely get sick, and here I am experiencing full on flu symptoms along with a slightly discomfortable chest after the 2nd Pfizer. In addition to the sore arm.

Being sick sucks, especially when it’s fake sickness meant to train your immune system.

I guess this thread doesn’t have much purpose other than therapy. So what did the physicsforums.com community experience after being vaccinated?

I don’t expect many replies if any, but hopefully I’ll have someone besides my girlfriend to comfort my sadness, via reading worse reactions than mine. 😄

I kid I kid.
 
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