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I had gotten every available Covid vaccine prior to getting my first Covid infection a year ago. After long Covid developed, my primary care physician (who is not particularly well informed on the subject) suggested that getting another vaccine shot might jumpstart my immune system and fix the long Covid. (I think this is based on a flawed assumption that the problem is fighting the virus, rather than how the virus has changed our system. ) I took this advice and it made me much sicker. It took about a month to get back to where I was.

I am doing better now after many interventions, although it’s not clear exactly which might have made a difference. I’m scared of getting any vaccine, which might set me back again.

Has anyone gotten the vaccine after Covid and had a positive or neutral experience?

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@debbiedsf sorry to hear this.I got the moderna shot in 2020.Got Covid in 2020.Been a 6 year marathon of trying to get well again.I'm almost there.Seriously.NO shots for me.Got covid later like two years later again and didn't know I had it again.Found it on a fluke test or something.Didn't feel anything though.I'm not a fan of the vaccines.
It's like what came first...shot,or covid.IDK.Can't seem to nail it down when the time frames were.

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I had a bad experience with a Covid vaccine shot -after developing symptoms after my first Covid infection and
The symptoms got worse.

Sorry/ but I wouldn’t recommend any further covid vaccine in an already stressed body with post Covid Symtomes.