Senior flu shot in right arm, Covid in left. No real side effects. Covid arm is sore but other than being a bit tired, I feel fine.

The second covid shot really knocked me out, fever, immobilizing pain, but since then they've been okay. This was my 7th Covid shot. I missed the last one.

... About the same as just taking one. I always have a little discomfort and with the two there was not any extra. Get 'em. I'm waiting for November till I get both down at the VA, we like to get our flu shots first week in November, and the new booster is released the end of October.

It was no worse than getting the COVID shot by itself, but I don’t get a strong reaction other than feeling like my arm detached itself overnight, went partying, got into a rollover wreck, and snuck back in before dawn.

This year I can’t. I caught my first COVID 3 weeks ago, so now I have to wait until November to get the updated vaccine. BOO! But my doc offered the flu shot, so what the heck.

Hope you’re better!

For a week, aftermine

Hope you’ve recovered. It’s definitely worth it, though.

As I don't take medications. When I do, they work.
Side effects and all..

Koz

I got the chills and felt like crap for a day but after that felt fine. Recently I got just the flu and Covid and felt a bit cruddy the next day but as as bad as with the three vaccines.

The symptoms I had were exactly those in the vaccination warning. Better to get a little sick from a vaccine than to get a lot sick from not being vaccinated.

Tend to get weak and dizzy, etc. No sense in doing a double whammy. Usually ok in a day or so, but would not combine vaccines.

Can't wait to see how badly I feel afterward. Hopefully, not *that* badly.

So far, so good. Sore arm, but nothing else yet...

But then, I haven't had serious reactions before, so I'm hopeful.

a slight headache two days after the shots.