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Do You Think The Vaccine Will Affect Your Lungs?
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Since the virus affects your lungs if the vaccine goes to fight it near your lungs do you think your lungs could be affected. I am worried about people who don’t have strong lungs or something wrong with their lungs that they could get hurt if the vaccine does something to their lungs. I’m just wondering if it could be potentially dangerous to let an older person or someone with weak or diseased lungs to take the vaccine
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.No reason why it should, one thing is known is that the virus can affect them. I am still suffering from breathlessness a year after what I am sure was the virus. If the vaccine had been available a year ago I might not have struggled for 12 months, with no end in sight. I had the first dose last week.
My lungs are terrible, but I’ve had the vaccine and am fine. Better than getting Covid, which would probably kill me. After all, ordinary flu affects people with lung conditions, so I have a flu jab every year and I have had a Bird flu jab as well. Vaccines are there to protect you and they do a great job.
Uhm no but I can’t really use my tv rn. Because somehow it fell off the wall ( I have one that was hooked up to the wall) my stupid self tried to put it up myself and me and my siblings were watching it on the couch when it just fell and shattered so. I’ll have it put up by someone else next time. The whole point of that story was to tell you that I haven’t been watching news and also I don’t really search up Covid vaccines (also my friends don’t keep me updated) so I really didn’t want any of this to sound stupid.
Thank you to EmilyAdkins and others for asking this question ,it was just the question I was looking for . I am getting my jag on Thursday and am getting a bit nervous about it. I am trying hard not to worry but reading the side effects on one site said something about breathing problems , that has not helped so I was looking to be reassured as some days I am gasping for breath even with oxygen , nebuliser etc. So sometimes there is no such thing as a silly question :)
I had my first Moderna jab this morning; the jab takes 2 seconds but the procedure was mind-numbingly long & tedious, I think they were working on the well-established German principle; ' Why have it simple, when you can make it complicated?'
It involved at least 6 sheets of paper & tickets in 5 rooms over a 2 hour period, is it so in the UK I wonder ?
It involved at least 6 sheets of paper & tickets in 5 rooms over a 2 hour period, is it so in the UK I wonder ?
Khandro - I parked my car about 100 yards from the vaccination centre and walked there with my wife to have her jab. I left her in the queue and walked back to the car; within 2 or 3 minutes she was back with me. My own jab, at the same centre a few weeks before, was less than 10 minutes including queuing.
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