How do I recognize thrombosis after AstraZeneca vaccination?
Hello,
Yesterday I got my first COVID-19 vaccination (AstraZeneca). Last night I had a fever, chills, body aches, and a headache. Now I only have a headache. But after standing for a while, my left calf started to hurt (it felt like a strain). After sitting down, it's somewhat better, but it still hurts a little.
My question now is whether this is a cause for concern and whether I should see a doctor.
I look forward to helpful answers 🙂
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Very strong headaches that last longer than 3-4 days are summarized, punctiform skin bleeding (especially at extremities). other neurological failures, such as paralysis (semi-side), emotional disorders and speech disorders, indicators that indicate such thrombosis.
All other symptoms or side effects, rarely hold several days and headache is a normal one.
… maybe you could do something in time if you were not waiting for such drastic side effects.
If you have over 4 days strong headaches in the area of nasal root and eye, which are not treatable with painkillers, feel physically bad beyond 4 days and/or you have punctiform bleeding at a body location, you should go to a doctor.
What you describe is a typical vaccination reaction after initial vaccination, which should disappear within 48 hours.
Astra was about the brain vein and not about leg veins.
The vaccination effects have a lot- that passes and is a sign that the vaccination strikes.
Based on symptoms strong Headaches or thrombosis five to 16 days after vaccination.
The side effects you described may occur immediately (within three days).
https://www.trum.de/news/astrazeneca-impfstoff-immunreaction-loest-thrombosen-im-hirn-aus/1849132?utm_source=pocket-newtab-global-de-DE
This has nothing to do with AstraZeneca, because this does not affect your brain veins.
However, you should let these side effects report to your doctor
That GF users tell you that you just want to make you important.
yes, everyone is responsible for themselves :))))
maybe it’s gonna be okay
I’d call the rescue service for security.
Good improvement!
So if you do, then the 116117 and don’t ask for the rescue, that’s not right.
such an ambulance comes only hours later..
Driving to the KH is even better than getting the rescue due to diffuse complaints.
I’d take a headache tablet and if it doesn’t help go to the hospital immediately. But you can do it differently.
HB? https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/HB
This has nothing to do with the AZ vaccination.
That’s just another name. I’m not kidding. Had an HB and came to the hospital at the Stroke Unit. Besides headaches, I had nothing but bleeding.
116117 is the medical care service, you comedian. They can only answer by phone if there is an emergency at all or one is only lonely.
If God was vaccinated with Biontech, however, it should be normal at Astrazeneca
I mean headaches
The cases discussed in connection with AstraZeneca were deep sine vein thrombosis in the brain. Not an aua in the leg.
and yet a pain can occur in the two. Please inform. but apparently the questioner has nothing
Of course, a pain can occur in the legs. But then you ask a doctor and don’t roll around. I have a varicose myself. But legthromboses are clearly saying:
You can also have fleas and lice.
Yes, of course, you can get the chamber hunter just because it has a short taste.
It’s known that you feel bad for one or two days. Can’t you just accept that?
have you been vaccinated with Astra? Do you want to be responsible for doing something wrong and therefore dying? I’m saying, I’d rather get too much to the doctor/hospital.
that’s just good question.de…. you can’t expect much
Just call the doctor, with a brain vein thrombosis would not write here, because you have the most cruel headache you can’t stop at all!
The Brain vein thrombosis can be noticed with headaches, nausea and vomiting, seizures, disorders of consciousness, brain nerve failures and paralysis.
Brain vein thrombosis – Wikipedia