UK Health Workers Suffer 'Anaphylactoid Reaction' After Pfizer's COVID-19 Vaccine

NN ^ | 12-10-20 | Jay Greenberg

[Steve1999]

UK Government officials are calling for calm after it emerged that several health workers have suffered an "anaphylactoid reaction" after receiving the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine. British scientists attempted to quash public panic about the Pfizer/BioNTech following reports that two NHS staff suffered an adverse reaction just after being immunized this week.

[ConservativeMind]

“Nothing to see here, folks!”

[z3n]

Usually an allergy indicates you have been exposed to something at least once before. Typically you do not have up an acute allergic response to unless your body recognizes it somehow, like exposure to it or something like it previously.

[ButThreeLeftsDo]

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[billorites]

These are people who can be killed by a peanut.

Cull the herd.

[Ancesthntr]

Hey, what’s a little anaphylactic shock between friends?

NFW I’m taking this vaccine, I’ll take my chances with the disease. Heck, my wife just had it (onset of symptoms 3 weeks ago), and neither I nor the kids got it - at least not that we know.

[headstamp 2]

Wonder how this will react with young kids. They seem to be the ones with the bulk of the allergies.

[Ancesthntr]

Anaphyaxis is not an allergic reaction. Swallow gasoline and you’ll likely go into anaphylactic shock - your body needs to have had no other experience with whatever substance you’re dealing with in order to have this reaction.

[spokeshave]

the UK’s drug regulator told anyone with a serious allergy to medicines or food to stay away from the vaccine

What a hoot.....

Allergies to British "food"

Probably worse than ChinaVirus giving the state of British food.

Butties and beer.

[frogjerk]

NFW I’m taking this vaccine, I’ll take my chances with the disease. Heck, my wife just had it (onset of symptoms 3 weeks ago), and neither I nor the kids got it - at least not that we know.

Why would you risk taking a 99.9% recovery rate? ARE YOU MAD?!?!?

[gloryblaze]

Usually an allergy indicates you have been exposed to something at least once before. Typically you do not have up an acute allergic response to unless your body recognizes it somehow, like exposure to it or something like it previously.

Now that is very interesting. In fact, I didn't believe you, so I asked Mr. Googly, and you are correct. Thanks!

https://kidshealth.org/Nemours/en/parents/az-anaphylaxis.html

[frogjerk]

So we will still have to socially distance, wear masks, not be able to gather in large groups even after we get the vaccine? Got it....

[Red Badger]

Yes, I wondered that if people who have had COVID, but did no know it at the time, would have a reaction to the vaccine.................

[Red Badger]

My doctor told me years ago that “You cannot have an allergic reaction to something you have never been exposed to before.”...............

[z3n]

So if the reason for the reaction is because people have been exposed to the virus previously (thus it’s mRNA), then perhaps they should be doing antibody tests on everyone before they give them the “vaccine”

[Little Ray]

I ain’t taking that vaccine for at least a year.

[NFHale]

Same here.
Will
Not
Comply

[cuban leaf]

Meh. I’ve never had a flu shot either.

[Sacajaweau]

AFAIK: Children 16 and younger were NOT in the testing for the vaccines. Read that yesterday but will try to find a reference.