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#Sick after vaccine skin

There is a possible risk of flare-ups in people with a history of capillary leak syndrome. extensive swelling of the vaccinated limbĬapillary leak syndrome causes fluid to leak from small blood vessels.hypersensitivity reactions (unwanted increased response from the immune system).Get urgent medical help if you get any of these symptoms in the weeks after the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine: 1 additional case for every 5,320 men aged 16 to 24 (within 28 days).1 additional case for every 7,600 men aged 12 to 29 (within 7 days).These conditions are more likely to occur after the second dose and mostly happen within 14 days of getting the vaccine. The risk of these very rare conditions is higher in younger men. reduced sense of touch or sensation in a part of the body.

swelling of your face - this can happen in people who have had facial fillers.

Bell's Palsy - a weakness in the muscles on one side of your face (that may cause it to droop temporarily).

itchiness where you had the vaccine injection.

reaction a few days after where you had the injection.

rash, redness, or hives where you had the injection.

swollen lymph glands under the arm where you had the vaccine.

tenderness or swelling where you had the vaccine.

It may look like a target or 'bulls-eye' with a dark red centre surrounded by paler red ring

#Sick after vaccine skin

erythema multiforme - a skin reaction that causes red spots or patches on the skin.a severe allergic reaction (anaphylaxis).people who have had facial fillers may develop swelling of their face.tingling or prickling sensation, or loss of sensation in some part of the body.extensive swelling of the limb where you got your vaccine.There is not enough data available at this time. We do not know yet how many people are affected by extremely rare side effects. palpitations (a forceful heartbeat that may be irregular).Get urgent medical help if you get any of these symptoms in the weeks after the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine: We do not know the risk of myocarditis or other rare side effects after a booster dose yet. 1 additional case for every 17,500 men aged 16 to 24 (within 28 days).1 additional case for every 38,000 men aged 12 to 29 (within 7 days).The risk of these very rare conditions is higher in young men.Ģ European studies have estimated the risk of myocarditis, after the second dose of the vaccine as: These conditions are more likely to occur after the second dose, and mostly happen within 14 days of getting the vaccine. Myocarditis and pericarditis are inflammatory heart conditions. Very rare side effects may affect up to 1 in 10,000 people.

weakness in the muscles on one side of your face (that may cause it to droop temporarily).

an allergic reaction that can cause hives or swelling of the face.

Rare side effects may affect up to 1 in 1,000 people.

pain in the arm where you had the vaccine.

lethargy, asthenia (lack of energy) and malaise (feeling unwell).

swelling of the lymph glands - more often seen after the booster.

Uncommon side effects may affect up to 1 in 100 people.

redness in your arm where you had the vaccine.

fever (temperature of 38 degrees Celsius or above)Ĭommon side effects may affect up to 1 in 10 people.tenderness or swelling in your arm where you had the vaccine.Very common side effects may affect more than 1 in 10 people.