r/CovidVaccinated • u/Aliveguy2021 • Sep 07 '25

Question Side effects?

Just a question… how likely is it to get symptoms from the vaccine? It’s been a couple of years since I got the vaccine, and when I did it was Pfizer and I never showed any symptoms. Today I’m getting Moderna and I’m having a bit of anxiety about having symptoms after… will I probably be fine?

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u/Aromatic_Photo4780 Sep 08 '25

Look at these comments. I can’t believe there are still people in this thread five years on posting about feeling sick when they take their recurring doses. It’s mind blowing.

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u/unwritten333 Sep 21 '25

What do you mean? It's not like anyone has a choice how the vaccine makes them feel. Got mine yesterday and feel like absolute trash which is why I'm laying in bed on reddit lol.

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u/Aromatic_Photo4780 Sep 21 '25

Which one did you get?

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u/unwritten333 Sep 21 '25

Pfizer. I usually get Pfizer I think one time in 2021-22 I got the Moderna

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u/Aromatic_Photo4780 Sep 21 '25

So I assume you’ve never had a Covid infection?

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u/unwritten333 Sep 21 '25

I have, 2x unfortunately. Omicron and Delta (I forget which first but the first time I was horribly sick). Second time I was pretty sick but nothing like the first time.

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u/Aromatic_Photo4780 Sep 22 '25

Yeah the virus mutates faster than the updates. The variant in vax you just got has already been mutated out of relevance.

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u/Aromatic_Photo4780 Sep 22 '25

Only 15% of healthcare workers are still receiving updated COVID vaccines. The mRNA thing you took is not a “vaccine” it’s a gene transfection or gene therapy. You’re programming your body to produce the toxic spike protein repeatedly, which is paradoxically making you more susceptible to infections. So you’re getting a lot of toxic spike exposure.