Can PMR (Polymyalgia Rheumatica) be induced by vaccine?

Posted by kristem2020 @kristem2020, Jan 2, 2021

Good evening, I’ve recently been diagnosed with PMR. It came on a week after my flu shot October 23, 2020.

Has anyone experienced the same diagnosis after a flu shot?

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I am not a physician but I am absolutely convinced that vaccines caused my PMR and I would like to find proof and present a case to the VICP court

Presently no attorney will take my case because VICP court has ruled that there is no proof that PMR can be caused by vaccines

I have about 2.5 years to file a petition and if I can't find an atty I will do it myself (I am an atty in MN)

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I am also convinced that my PMR was triggered by my second COVID Pfizer vaccination. I had the usual pain following the injection, but the pain never went away and got worse within the week. FYI, prior to PMR I was rarely sick--maybe one cold and one flu in 30 years!

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Yes, but not after a flu shot (I haven't had one in years). After I came down with Covid in February, 2020 I was very sick for 2 months, and was never a 100% after that. By June, 2020, I woke up one morning with a very strong taste of salt in my mouth which never went away. Three and a half years later I was diagnosed with PMR. I experiencing Anaphalactic symptoms whenever I had any salt (which is in most of our foods), and was given an epie pen (that was only one of many symptoms that I experienced; the pain was horrific from the PMR). I then had the Covid vaccine which made me extremely sick. However, once I was diagnosed, treated for the PMR, and I was able to come off of the Prednisone a year later, all of my symptoms from the PMR went away. I feel blessed that I was able to get this point, and hopefully by the good grace of God I will stay this way for a very, very long time.

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