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Studies on Covid 19 vaccine causing PMR

Polymyalgia Rheumatica (PMR) | Last Active: Apr 9 9:19pm | Replies (44)

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@kjoed53 not pessimistic, that’s the reality. I’ve had 6 COVID vaccines but not had COVID. In the last 3 years, ( raise of my age, now 69) I started yearly flu vaccines for the first time ever, shingles vaccine and more as “recommended.”
Growing up in the age of Polio, as most of us here did, I am a believer in vaccines.
Having said that, for me personally, I think I just had a perfect storm brew. Vaccines, shoulder replacement, need a knee replacement, and two over the top mental stressors that were out of my control, in my opinion, led me to this autoimmune PMR hijacking of my body.
There’s no pot of gold for whoever finds a cure for PMR, and few resources for research.
I don’t know why or how I/we got it. But the fact is we did and as far as answers, we may never get them.
Grin, smile and treat my body right. Daily physical work-outs, positive mental attitude, differentiate what I can and cannot do (humbling) and visualizing the best outcomes is what I’m doing to cope with PMR, Prednisone and its many side-effects.
Best wishes.

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I tip my cap to you if you're still able to work out through this. I went to the grocery store yesterday, getting two bags of groceries and afterwards I could barely move my arms for the rest of the afternoon. It's like that with anything I do involving my arms. Walking is the only activity that I have been able to push a bit.