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After many times trying, I am scheduled for my first Moderna shot tomorrow. I have lab work at 9:00 n then my first shot at 2:00. I have been on thyroid meds for 30 plus years but feel Ive done my homework about that. Any friends here with the same apprehensive feelings and how are ya doing. Low thyroid but have it under control. Im happy to finally get my appt but just wondering how others fared. Aggg..I say apprehensive but really Im good..ya know.. the unknown n all..🤗
CountAllVotes
(20,868 posts)I have MS and was scared to death!
I had the Moderna shot and ... nothing happened!
The shot was three days ago.
Try not to worry.
That is my advice!
Take care ok?
Maru Kitteh
(28,339 posts)On the other hand, I have watched patients die, holding their hands because family could not. I'm so glad you are getting your shot. You will feel so free and relieved a couple of weeks after that second shot. Good job. You are protecting yourself and others.
RazzleCat
(732 posts)had the pfizer vaccine (1st shot), felt a wee bit blech the next day, but worth it.
Corgigal
(9,291 posts)Had both Pfizer shots, no problems. No side effects.
Timewas
(2,193 posts)Walk in the park with Moderna, wife does thyroid also and not a problem. If I had not actually seen the needle penetrate I would not have known I got the shot,next day slight tenderness at locale but nothing else
Rhiannon12866
(205,237 posts)And I got my first Moderna shot earlier this month and all I experienced was a slightly sore arm for the rest of the day. I'm scheduled for shot #2 next week. No worries.
LisaL
(44,973 posts)It went away after 24 hours or so. I haven't got the second shot yet.
roamer65
(36,745 posts)If so, dont worry.
Its better than ending up in an ICU on a ventilator. Right?
Goonch
(3,607 posts)● The vaccines in current use have been tested and approved in the US by the
FDA. Clinical trials have included thousands of patients, some of whom have
had thyroid conditions. Currently there is no evidence that having thyroid
disease makes you at higher risk for vaccine-related problems.
https://www.thyroid.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/Public-Health-Committee-COVID-Vaccine-FAQ-for-Patients_FINAL_2_2_21.pdf
Deuxcents
(16,193 posts)Thank you for good information. As all my DU friends have assured me .. Im grateful. Its a go!
boston bean
(36,221 posts)we can do it
(12,184 posts)No problems other than sore arm.
elleng
(130,867 posts)slight discomfort in 'shot' arm for a few days.
I've been on thyroid med for many years.
bottomofthehill
(8,329 posts)Has been in synthroid since, had round 1 and 2 of Pfizer with no complications at all. Was a little tired after the first one, but she had to get up at 630am to get to the clinic by 930. Nothing at all after the second.
turbinetree
(24,695 posts)and I really think there will be booster shots in the future and my father n law is on thyroid pills, and he is ninety...........and he got the pfizer shots
Deuxcents
(16,193 posts)Thanks so much for the info and support.. 🙏🏻