If you've had covid and been very very ill with it, does having the vaccine then kick off the very same reaction in your body and you'll again be very ill?
I asked the jag question, @philippasmith2, simply because I had never come across the word before and I am grateful for the enlightenment. I googled it first and a quick scan of the entries showed no reference to it being synonymous with jab though there was a plethora of colloquial meanings. Now it has been explained the meaning is obvious but, rather embarrassingly, I simply did not infer it. I did not agree with the denigrating tone of the rest of the post.
If you've had covid and been very very ill with it, does having the vaccine then kick off the very same reaction in your body and you'll again be very ill?
You won’t be very ill from the vaccine, no, but you could be very ill if you contract it again. The vaccine can make you feel unwell (aching, headache etc) for a short time, but this is an immune response, not a re-infection.
Thanks @AuntyRach . Just trying to find my way through the fact and fiction of it all so i can make an informed choice when my turn comes,though i'm far down the list still.
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