Moderna's COVID vaccine causing bizarre side effects
Phenomenon appears about a week after receiving a dose
By WND StaffPublished February 3, 2021 at 3:27pm
A rash caused by Moderna's COVID-19 vaccine. (Courtesy Mass General Brigham Hospital)
The side effects of COVID-19 vaccinations already have been documented to include a sore arm at the point of the shot, feeling tired, headache, feeling achy, feeling sick, but they are expected not to last more than a week.
But now there's a new one: COVID arm.It's caused by Moderna's vaccine, and The Sun reports it appears around a week after getting a shot.
Doctors say it only affects a few patients. And, the Sun said, physicians insist that people who do get it still should get the second dose.
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"We want to reassure people that [COVID arm] is a known phenomenon," explained Dr. Esther Freedom, of Massachusetts General.
"Having a big red splotch on your arm for a couple of days may not be fun but the reality is there's no need to panic and no reason not to get your second shot."
https://www.wnd.com/2021/02/modernas-covid-vaccine-causing-bizarre-side-effects/
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