Normally I wear a mask, but last night I went out to dinner at a restaurant with my mom and forgot to wear my mask. I scheduled a Pfizer booster for today, and it’s been approximately six months since my last shot. Should I cancel my appointment and wait things out or get the booster anyway? I hope I’m not wasting anyone’s time.

UPDATE: I canceled this afternoon's shot appointment. Now I need to know, was this the right move?

SECOND UPDATE: After talking to my therapist, I've rescheduled the shot for an earlier time.

FINAL UPDATE: I went to my appointment and they told me I didn’t need the booster anyway 😅😂

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Posted by9 days ago

Oxford Risk Calculator- what's your risk?

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Posted by12 days ago

New here, but not to other sites- long haul Covid etc. Has anyone else experienced muscular type stomach pains after Pfizer Vaccine?

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I was vaccinated Oct 2021. This stomach “ache” type pain has been off and on since. At first I thought maybe just normal DOMS, but this shit lasts for days and it’s like my abdominal wall hurts? If that makes sense. Tight sore hip flexors and always sore when I stretch it or lean back per say. I am very fit and healthy and this has been lingering. Had Covid twice now and the second one took my stomach to a whole new messed up level. Anyone else? Have had tons of tests, labs and they all come back fine. Weird and ANNOYING.

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Posted by16 days ago

Anyone else get a numb foot?

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So I got the bivalent vaccine on V-day, 2.14, and after being really sick, proceeded to have a numb left foot, tingly, numb, sometimes throbs/hurts if I walk on it too much. I am 32 years old. Went to urgent care, was told I had nerve damage and prescribe anti-inflammatory med, told me after 10 days if it doesn't clear up I have to see a neurologist. Anyone else experience this?

EDIT: I'm not asking for medical advice, just curious if anyone had similar experience.

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