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Children’s Hospital & Medical Center is also part of the nationwide study. With many more Nebraskans now lining up for first and second shots of COVID-19 vaccines, chatter around who had what side effects — a fever or sore arm versus none at all — have become commonplace. The full list of common, short-term effects includes soreness or swelling at the injection site, fatigue, joint and/or muscle pain, fever and/or chills, headache, nausea and swollen lymph nodes. The good news: Those temporary responses mean your immune system is up and firing, preparing your body to combat coronavirus invaders. The better news: Just because you didn’t have much in the way of side effects doesn’t mean the vaccine didn’t work for you or that you didn’t have a strong immune response.

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