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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices
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To: Taro who wrote (1299698)5/10/2021 3:50:01 AM
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Taro,
How did that compare to the reactions to your first Pfizer dose?
I felt almost nothing during and after the first dose. The needle didn't feel like anything at all, and I was even wondering if I had received the vaccine in the first place. Like maybe they gave me a placebo by accident. The only feeling that I got afterwards was a slight muscle soreness on the arm.

The second dose, however, I definitely felt it. Even the poke was much more noticeable this time around. Later that day, I felt just a bit of fatigue, but nothing like I felt the next day. After that next day, however, I was 100% better.

Tenchusatsu
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