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    Corona Virus Disease (COVID-19) Updates

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    • starlight1968sgS Offline
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      MyPillow\" post_id=\"2088579\" time=\"1668215258\" user_id=\"70594:

      Any report when is Pfizer bivalent out ?
      Wonder should wait or just go for Moderna one
      My previous were all Pfizer
      News said end of this year. No exact date of roll-out has been provided.

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      • zac's mumZ Offline
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        The Moderna bivalent booster was ok for me, unlike my first 2 Moderna main doses (awful headaches and tiredness).

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        • M Offline
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          I woke up this morning feeling OK. A bit of soreness in my arm, which was expected. Decided to go for a chill morning walk. Came back, had brekkie and realized that a fever was coming on. A mild one, but also not unexpected. Feeling alright, generally. Still disappointed that I've yet to develop x-ray vision or some superhuman power but I guess I'll settle for smaller blessings.


          My primary vaccines were Pfizer and I went for a Moderna booster which was r o u g h (like Zac's Mum). Given that this current booster is from Moderna/Spikevax, I'm still expecting some amount of pain. Hopefully not though but as with all things, we do our best to survive.

          I heard that the Pfizer bivalent booster may be out later this year but I'm keen to get boosted ahead of the upcoming school holidays. Having done and endured Moderna before, I figured why not this 'round again šŸ™‚

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          • MrsKiasuM Offline
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            Superhuman power šŸ˜‚

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            • Liew Nga WingL Offline
              Liew Nga Wing
              last edited by

              MyPillow\" post_id=\"2088579\" time=\"1668215258\" user_id=\"70594:

              Any report when is Pfizer bivalent out ?
              Wonder should wait or just go for Moderna one
              My previous were all Pfizer
              All my previous 4 jabs are Pfizer but with this modena as my 5th jab, no side effects, can work, can play and can sleep well.

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              • FunzF Offline
                Funz
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                Different people different reactions.


                For most even if there is some discomfort, it is bearable. But there are a few who had more severe reactions. One of my staff developed severe rashes that kept her up at night and she was almost crying in frustration. My masseuse refuses to go for the bivalent and will not allow her son to take the bivalent booster. Her husband went for the bivalent booster and ended up in ICU for 10 days and at 1 point it was touch and go, doctors told them to prepare and get all family members down. Luckily he pulled through.

                So for those who see their family members or friends have severe reactions, they will tend to be more resistant to taking the bivalent. Also those with allergies or adverse reactions to certain drugs will be more cautious and they should be as the vaccine is almost as new as the latest variant and we are not fully sure of what are the long term effects.

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                • starlight1968sgS Offline
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                  funz

                  For the case with severe reaction, did the side effects surface during the 30min observation period?

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                  • FunzF Offline
                    Funz
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                    starlight1968sg\" post_id=\"2088596\" time=\"1668222290\" user_id=\"14025:

                    funz
                    For the case with severe reaction, did the side effects surface during the 30min observation period?
                    Apparently not.

                    For the staff, jab in the afternoon, rashes started that night. For my masseuse's DH, jab morning, by mid day slightly unwell and by evening worsened to the point that they had to call the ambulance.

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                    • M Offline
                      Mr.025413Clumsy
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                      Funz\" post_id=\"2088595\" time=\"1668222085\" user_id=\"6230:

                      Different people different reactions.

                      For most even if there is some discomfort, it is bearable. But there are a few who had more severe reactions. One of my staff developed severe rashes that kept her up at night and she was almost crying in frustration. My masseuse refuses to go for the bivalent and will not allow her son to take the bivalent booster. Her husband went for the bivalent booster and ended up in ICU for 10 days and at 1 point it was touch and go, doctors told them to prepare and get all family members down. Luckily he pulled through.

                      So for those who see their family members or friends have severe reactions, they will tend to be more resistant to taking the bivalent. Also those with allergies or adverse reactions to certain drugs will be more cautious and they should be as the vaccine is almost as new as the latest variant and we are not fully sure of what are the long term effects.
                      Were they able to determine that his reaction was due to the bivalent vaccine? Perhaps there was also something in his genetic makeup which triggered such a severe reaction. But glad that he's OK nonetheless.

                      For the others who I know have taken the bivalent booster, none have come out with anything more severe than what was anticipated, i.e. soreness, mild fever, fatigue, x-ray vision... Ha! Just kidding... no fatigue šŸ˜›

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                      • starlight1968sgS Offline
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                        Funz\" post_id=\"2088598\" time=\"1668222756\" user_id=\"6230:

                        Apparently not.

                        For the staff, jab in the afternoon, rashes started that night. For my masseuse's DH, jab morning, by mid day slightly unwell and by evening worsened to the point that they had to call the ambulance.
                        This is the tricky part; nothing unusual during the 30min observation and all will assume just the usual known side effects and hence continue activities as per normal.

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