Second Vaccine Pfizer

Yes I take c d and B.  And eat Brazil nuts and blueberries regularly. Don't know of they're doing anything though?!

I couldn't cope with being unable to drive for three days.. unlike your good wife I have no caring partner, family or friends to support me. And driving is how I keep safe from my urges to hurt myself.

I almost certainly had covid-19 just before the first lockdown. I had the worst, most debilating week of my whole life, including 2 days of lying in my own faeces.

My wife & I are double-jabbed.

I had a mildly bruised arm the first time, and no noticable effect for the 2nd.

My wife is a very frail, needle-phobic woman - but with my experience and that of a family friend still profoundly affected with long-covid - she got jabbed ASAP. She was mildly fevered, had diarrhoea and felt miserable for 2-3 days, but nothing long lasting.

If your GP has cleared you health wise for the jab... GO GO GO.

i am doing everything to get my entire family all double jabbed because no one can predict how this virus is going to change next.

Next week I will have achieved that protection level.

yes the vitamin D is good.  B and C well they wont harm you

I had the Pfizer jabs around 8 weeks apart. Each time I had a very mild headache and was quite fatigued the following day. The second dose definitely wasn’t worse than the first, may actually have been slightly better.

My surgery actually make it near impossible to speak with any doctor..I don't even have an allocated doctor.. you just see whoever.. I will try and find some pharmacist to speak to. I just need someone to support me..but nobody will

I'm sorry to hear this. I didn't mean to sound as though I was encouraging you to go back to speak again to people who haven't helped. I'm not sure what to suggest when it comes to who to speak with, only that your questions are best answered by people with sufficient qualifications and experience on the subject.

I don't know who would be most accessible to you - so these ideas may not be very helpful, either, but I'm putting them here in case one sounds good:

What about a local pharmacist? They can often help with bookable or walk-in confidential rooms to chat. They usually have more time, I've found ones local to me to be really friendly and impartial with their advice, which is refreshing. One local to me is really into holistic approaches. I suspect each pharmacist will be different, though, just like each doctor.

Do you have options to chat with different doctors to the one(s) you already spoke with? 

There used to be a dedicated number to call about coronavirus vaccine queries, but I couldn't find it on an NHS website. I think it's 119 based on this information: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/119_(emergency_telephone_number)#119_in_the_United_Kingdom 

It's becoming more obsessive for me...

My doctor won't even speak to me..I've visited several vaccine centres and tried speaking to staff but they weren't helpful either..

I do take high dose vitamin

D..and B and C..I was under the impression women got worse side effects than men..all the blokes I've spoken to that had pfizer both doses were fine..so we're the women actually...but I don't trust my body..it's really let me down alot..

Cassiepippa, I'm not a medical pro so I feel uncomfortable offering advice. I suspect the only people who would know about whether you'd be at risk for waiting longer for a second dose would be medical pros who can interpret the studies on this. It may not be that bad to wait. I am sorry to hear how much stress and anxiety this alone has caused you, and all you're going through. I wish I could be of some use to say something genuinely helpful.

I wanted to add that, with respect to Caelus, they have some inaccurate information in their comment that could be a bit misleading. Vaccine companies cannot create a scenario where people would need to buy more products from them in future (not sure if Caelus intended this as a joke, though! I sometimes miss sarcasm!) Nor can they design something with the intent to only help one group but harm another. The processes to produce vaccines and drugs are intensely scrutinised. Also, vitamin D does not protect you from covid - if this was true, we would be getting vitamin supplements which are already available and cheaper, not a vaccine. Getting sufficient vitamins is a good idea, though, since this can support our immune systems to function optimally, but which ones you would need (if any) is something only a medical pro could help with.

i only had the first one of pfizer so far and didnt have any side effects aside from feeling a slight ache around where i was jabbed, which wasnt really anything. given your female id say you have less to worry about from pfizer than males do because pfizer is the same company that invented viagra and so if there is any side effects they are likely to be the type that would effect men for the purpose of increasing future viagra sales lol

to avoid side effects you apparently are best to take vitamin d. as vit d protects you from pretty much anything and will likely lower or get rid of any side effects. of which vit d is also good at protecting from covid itself too.