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Things to take note when you go for your Covid Vaccination


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Someone asked me this recently, can you pull a tad less or almost exact and milk another dose out of the vials?

No... it's not like the mee pok man.. who loves to pull a bit of the noodles back, bit by bit and then use it for another customer..

Each syringe is measured and there are markings on the syringe. It's checked ok...

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Moderna or Pfizer?

You'll know, because the second does is either 3 weeks (Pfizer) or 4 weeks (Moderna)

If you start conversing well in Mandarin, well you might have got the Chinese one instead 😉 

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Thought of sharing with you this story

A friend had his 2nd dose of the vaccine at the vaccination center after which he began to have blurred vision on the way home.

When he got home, he called the vaccination center for advice and to ask if he should go see a doctor, or be hospitalised.
 
He was asked to go back to the vaccination center immediately as he had left his glasses behind... 

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On 2/4/2021 at 8:12 PM, Tohto said:

My daughter had her first jab last Sunday at Woodlands Galaxy CC.

From registration till completed the whole monitoring process only 40mins. Fast and easy.

No side effect except 2nd day hand a bit sore like any others vaccination.  3rd day ok already.

Took my first jab at the same place too. Friendly staff from Fullerton and I was out of that place in 40mins flat just like you said. Second jab upcoming soon. 

For those afraid of needles and hesitating, I will just add on to say this jab is a very quick split-second poke. It is not those type of injections that is slowwwwly done. So you need not be too afraid of the injection process. 

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Ok, did my second jab today..

Arm is really sore, despite the panadol..

this time it extends to the neck and it comes on quite quickly...

will KO soon...

 

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Pfizer for the win:

https://www.straitstimes.com/world/united-states/large-real-world-study-confirms-pfizer-covid-19-vaccine-94-effective

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WASHINGTON (AFP) - The Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine has proven 94 per cent effective in a study involving 1.2 million people in Israel, the first peer-reviewed real world research confirming the power of mass immunisation campaigns to bring the pandemic to a close.

The paper, which was published in the New England Journal of Medicine on Wednesday (Feb 25), also demonstrated there is likely a strong protective benefit against infection, a crucial element in breaking onward transmission.

"The fact that the vaccines worked so well in the real world... really does suggest that if the nations of the world can find the will, we now have the means to end Covid-19 forever," said Ben Neuman, a virologist from Texas A&M University who was not involved in the research.

The experiment was carried out between Dec 20 2020 and Feb 1, 2021 - a period when a newer variant first identified in Britain was rampant in Israel, making the vaccine's performance all the more impressive.

Around 1.2 million people were divided into equal groups of vaccinated and unvaccinated.

Each vaccinated participant was matched to an unvaccinated "control" person of similar age, sex, geographic, medical and other characteristics.

Lead author Noam Barda, head of epidemiology and research at the Clalit Research Institute, told AFP the matching process was highly robust.

 

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https://www.straitstimes.com/world/united-states/transplant-patient-dies-after-receiving-lungs-infected-with-coronavirus

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NEW YORK (NYTIMES) - A woman in Michigan died 61 days after she received a pair of lungs from an organ donor who had been infected with the coronavirus, according to a case report published this month.

There was no indication that the donor, a woman fatally injured in a car accident, had Covid-19.

A radiograph of her chest had seemed clear, and a nasal-swab test for the coronavirus had returned a negative result.

But the doctors who worked with the lung recipient at University Hospital in Ann Arbor, Michigan, last fall began to question those results when their patient's condition worsened.

They concluded that the donor did indeed have Covid-19 - and that her lungs had infected not only the transplant patient, but also the surgeon.

It was the first confirmed case of a patient contracting the virus from the patient's organ donor, according to the authors of the peer-reviewed report, which was published in The American Journal of Transplantation on Feb 10.

"We want the transplant community to be aware that this can happen, and also that there may be things we can do to improve our success in screening patients for Covid," said the surgeon, Dr Jules Lin, an author of the report and the surgical director of the lung transplant programme at Michigan Medicine, the health system of the University of Michigan

 

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16 hours ago, therock said:

Ok, did my second jab today..

Arm is really sore, despite the panadol..

this time it extends to the neck and it comes on quite quickly...

will KO soon...

 

just wondering, did the health authorities endorsed panadol  after vaccination ?

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1 minute ago, Kb27 said:

just wondering, did the health authorities endorse panadol  after vaccination ?

Yep..

You can take some, and your arm will be pretty sore, so don't try and do too many things. Even carrying a kettle was sore... 

Oh and you can see that Pfizer, Modern and Sinovac were previously in the government's plans.. 

Let's see how it pans out.. 

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3 minutes ago, Kklim said:

Can choose venue?

That’s a registration of interest site.

Submit info only

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