Your experiences with COVID-19 vaccines.

Post by **Anisha Purvi** » 06 Aug 2024, 03:40

I'd taken all the COVID-19 vaccines and boosters, and I got a mild fever from one of them but otherwise, it was a necessary vaccine.

Brandon Bit Gates · Post by **Brandon Bit Gates** » 06 Aug 2024, 21:55

It was one of the most horrific moments of my life, Seeing millions of humans die and how fear gripped the whole human populace was dreadful. I was not expecting it. It seemed that the world was about to come to an end. I can relate to the horror of Covid-19. I hope not to relive those moments.

Martin Victor 1 · Post by **Martin Victor 1** » 07 Aug 2024, 19:05

In all honesty my experience was not the best. As my first dosage made me feel very nauseous and have a bit of headache for the first few days but my second dosage was okay.

Martin Victor 1 · Post by **Martin Victor 1** » 07 Aug 2024, 19:06

In all honesty my experience was not the best. As my first dosage made me feel very nauseous and have a bit of headache for the first few days but my second dosage was okay.

Harshitha G B · Post by **Harshitha G B** » 14 Aug 2024, 05:46

It was more of like, let's us just get over with it especially in India, we had so much of demand for vaccine. So getting itself was process. For few they got fever because of vaccine.

Vines Ashley Wayne · Post by **Vines Ashley Wayne** » 16 Aug 2024, 02:52

I received the first dose because it was mandatory in our college. However, I chose not to take the second dose since I felt that the side effects outweighed any potential benefits

Christian Kay · Post by **Christian Kay** » 16 Aug 2024, 08:03

I didn't take any vaccine so I can't say I have any experience with it

Post by **Mradushi Singhal** » 17 Aug 2024, 06:15

From my experience with COVID-19 vaccines in India, I found the vaccination process to be well-organized, with widespread access across urban and rural areas. The vaccine drive brought a sense of relief, reducing the fear of severe illness and helping us regain normalcy. Additionally, the community response was strong, with a large number of people getting vaccinated, contributing to herd immunity.
However, there were some side effects like the weakening of the immune system after the vaccinations. The diseases which previously got cured in 2-3 days now take around 5-7 days to get cured.

Post by **Mehul Pan** » 22 Aug 2024, 03:07

I haven't had the second dose yet but as for the first dose, I feel like I've become more prone to common cold and illness. Like I wouldn't get sick often before having the covid vaccine. I don't know if it's just in my mind or is it true.

Naghma Qureshi · Post by **Naghma Qureshi** » 23 Aug 2024, 00:44

I took the vaccine (both shots) as it was almost mandatory if one needed to travel by air or train. I could have still opted it out if I had more reliable information about its effectiveness or ineffectiveness. At that time, the main concern was to not get infected. So, that was that. The overall experience was just alright. After the first shot, there was slight discomfort with a sore injection spot and mild fever for a couple of days. The second shot was easier.

Post by **EBERE WRITES COCEPT** » 28 Aug 2024, 14:43

I didn't receive the COVID-19 vaccine. However, I've stayed informed about the experiences of others and the general impact of the vaccine. Many people who received it reported mild side effects, while others felt more secure knowing they were protected against severe illness. Even without getting vaccinated, I understand the importance of the vaccine in controlling the spread of the virus and the role it played in public health efforts during the pandemic.

Post by **Neha Panikar** » 28 Aug 2024, 22:45

I took both doses and apart from some fever and flu like symptoms for a day or two, i didn't experience any major issues. However, I saw it being very different for a friend who had a pre-existing auto-immune disease. It took her much longer to recover.

Amanda Meira · Post by **Amanda Meira** » 13 Sep 2024, 07:59

I have taken all the doses and boosters offered in my country, and I am very grateful for that. I work in a hospital and know very well the consequences of COVID's effects, which don't come close to the side effects of some vaccines. Just think, if the vaccine made you feel like this, imagine what the live/active virus at full strength would do to you!