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COVID vaccines and neuropathy

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

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If one already has painful neuropathy or whatever underlying conditions before taking the Covid vaccine, it is not a convincing argument (for lack of a better word) to take a vaccine that could stir up/stimulate the immune system to reignite or possibly worsen the symptoms of that underlying condition. Even if an asymptomatic "underlying" condition exists, it would appear the vaccine is still a LINK to that condition changing from asymptomatic to unfortunately symptomatic subsequently changing the individual's quality of life.

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Yes I was diagnosed with PN in November 2014 within weeks of having a shingles vaccines. About three weeks after my second P vaccine my PN went to my other side and has been so much worse. No I won’t be having my booster

WHY does this insight have to be so hard to find while everyone is being pressured to get the vac REGARDLESS of any medical history. It is really troubling. 😟