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Can PMR (Polymyalgia Rheumatica) be induced by vaccine?

Polymyalgia Rheumatica (PMR) | Last Active: Mar 14 7:38am | Replies (627)
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@hopeinal

My PMR symptoms began the very next day afte my second Pfizer Covid jab. Not a big believer in coincidence and anyhow even the CDC is calling a lot of new cases of PMR "vaccine injuries".

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jimgould | @jimgould | Mar 13 10:00am

I would like to find more evidence that PMR is caused by vaccine

The VICP progam was formed by US gov so that weak plaintiffs could recover compensation from strong defendants (drug companies) for injuries caused by vaccines.

If you have had disease 6 months you can petition for payment. Some diseases are on a "table" and proof of connection between vaccine and injury is settled. Unfortunately PMR is not on the table and the VICP court has ruled several times that there is no positive proof that PMR can be caused by vaccines.
This disease was so unlike anything I have ever experienced in my 71 years and I had no idea where it had come from until I read that some researchers believe it can be triggered by vaccines. I was such a believer in vaccines that I had forgotten about getting both Covid and flu vaccine about 5 days before the onset of PMR. I have had it about 5 months and will begin to taper off prednisone in 2 months (I was untreated for almost 11 weeks)

Where did you read about the CDC and PMR?

thanks

Jim Gould

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heyleise | @heyleise | Mar 13 10:34am

My PMR symptoms and unfortunate relapses, lag the triggering event by 6 weeks. For example, I have had Covid twice and 6 weeks afterwards I can’t get out of bed. When you have PMR it is a live virus instigator. I take the Moderna vaccine so no risk of getting PMR from it. And lots of risks, for me, in getting COVID.

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