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COVID vaccines and neuropathy

Neuropathy | Last Active: Nov 7 12:50pm | Replies (2237)
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@sueinmn

I'm sorry to hear you are feeling these symptoms again after so long.
Side effects are reported after the Covid vaccines, and parasthesia is one of them - usually affecting the injected arm, but also other areas more rarely. However, the usual onset is within 7 days of receiving the vaccine, and nearly all symptoms disappear within 30 days.
Since it took a very long time for you symptoms to appear after the injection, you should consider consulting with your PCP or neurologist.
While we hear about Covid vaccine side effects everywhere, everyday, it is possible that it could be a coincidence and not a reaction to the injection.
Sue

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fishmore | @fishmore | Jul 2, 2021

Thanks Sue, the points you raised made us rethink the potential causes of the paresthesia and we had clearly overlooked a Shingles vaccination I had that would more closely align the dates to with 7 days. Come Monday I will build a timeline of all my recent events of covid , flu and shingles vaccinations and the onset of the paresthesia.
Thanks again.

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