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pre65 wrote: ↑Fri Sep 29, 2023 3:03 pm Actually, my sense of taste is not as bad as I thought.
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:lol:

I had Covid and Flu injections yesterday, and my arm is still a bit sore.

Time for a bit of Des O Connor to sooth my discomfort. 8)
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Back to Derriford this morning. Stitches out, dressings off, healing nicely.

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shane wrote: ↑Tue Oct 10, 2023 10:49 am ...healing nicely.
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Excellent. :D

So, jabs Saturday, car MOT and dentist yesterday, been an eventful week so far. :lol:
 
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For what it's worth I rushed off to get my flu jab yesterday and they also gave me a pneumococcal jab in the other arm. No reaction, couldn't even feel them. Today I was working with a local surgery doing the Audiology thing and the practice nurses were busy giving covid jabs so, in for a penny I thought I'd go for a pound - I had a covid jab on top.
They did a confab about the wisdom of three jabs when I only have two arms first.

Nothing untoward yet - I'm having a lazy day tomorrow so I'll try a little muscle relaxant - Primitivo as I cook something to eat.
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Yep - had the 'flu & Covid jabs on Tuesday - no effects.

Had the pneumonia one last year so apparently don't need it again this...
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I woke up with an earache (LH) this morning.

It got worse as the day progressed, and by teatime my left jaw was painful as well. I took a Naproxen about 18:30 and the pain and discomfort wore off quite quickly.

Seems there is not a lot that can be done (unless puss forms) so just a case of seeing how things go. I've still got a few Naproxen left but I won't take any more unless the pain returns.
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My dad had something like that sometimes. Not very often, but the side of his neck used to actually swell up. :shock:
 
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pre65 wrote: ↑Fri Oct 06, 2023 11:30 am :lol:

I had Covid and Flu injections yesterday, and my arm is still a bit sore.

Time for a bit of Des O Connor to sooth my discomfort. 8)
I wish Id never had one, but i had two befor I realised my error.
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Paul Barker wrote: ↑Wed Oct 18, 2023 7:07 am
pre65 wrote: ↑Fri Oct 06, 2023 11:30 am :lol:

I had Covid and Flu injections yesterday, and my arm is still a bit sore.

Time for a bit of Des O Connor to sooth my discomfort. 8)
I wish Id never had one, but i had two befor I realised my error.
Ive blocked the nhs texts.
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Paul Barker wrote: ↑Wed Oct 18, 2023 7:08 am
Paul Barker wrote: ↑Wed Oct 18, 2023 7:07 am
pre65 wrote: ↑Fri Oct 06, 2023 11:30 am :lol:

I had Covid and Flu injections yesterday, and my arm is still a bit sore.

Time for a bit of Des O Connor to sooth my discomfort. 8)
I wish Id never had one, but i had two befor I realised my error.
Ive blocked the nhs texts.
I didnt know the tripple lock, meant covid vaxine/flue vaxine/pneumonia vaxine. Next will be anti vaxine vaxine.
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Its doesn't
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