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My response is true - I was told more possibilities than you and I read the same in the insert. Please don't call me a liar. I live in Canada, I have had an adverse event which public health and pharm company is aware of. My doctor also told me (after the event) that these adverse events are possible. In Canada you get the shot from the pharmacist, who divulges the possible side effects through consent before you get the vaccine. I reported the adverse event to the pharmacist and my doctor who reported to public health and then to pharmacist. Sorry - U.S. is different than Canada it appears and you should be careful to not throw barbs based on your own experience. Just disclose your experience which is what I did
Well my Dr didn’t warn me either but even if he had said neuropathy was a side effect I would not have known what it was anyway.
My life changed forever after my first shingles vaccination and I not only learnt what neuropathy was but small fibre neuropathy which I’m stuck with forever…
If only we knew it was going to have such huge effects on our health…
I was a healthy active 66 year old who bush walked for miles now I have a job to walk across the road…