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By Heath West Apr 20, 2021 Whether you’ve gotten your COVID vaccine yet or not, you’ve probably heard there’s one side effect that’s pretty common: pain at the injection site. It’s been reported by 82% of Moderna recipients, about 64% of Pfizer recipients, and 48% of those who ve gotten the Johnson and Johnson vaccine. And while a sore arm isn’t that big of a deal, doctors say there’s one thing you can do immediately after getting the shot that will help swinging your arm around. You may have seen people on TikTok trying it out, but unlike a lot of things on social media, this one is legit, according to the experts. Infectious disease specialist Dr. Peter Chin-Hong says swinging your arm in a circle is likely to ease post-vaccine arm pain. He explains that the arm gets sore because the vaccine is injected into the arm muscle and not the bloodstream, which causes the immune system to target inflammation at the muscle area. But moving your arm around in ....
Apr 20, 2021 A TON of people are getting their COVID vaccines and you most likely have heard that one of the side effects is having arm pain for a couple of days, but it turns out a TikTok trend is the best way to combat the pain! You might have seen people on TikTok swinging their arms after they got their vaccine to try and increase blood flow to their arms and it turns out that it s a proven way to combat the pain side effect! According to infectious disease specialists, swinging your arm in a circle can help diffuse the vaccine away from your arm muscles and into your immune system. Apparently doing it as soon as possible after your waiting period is clutch because that s when the vaccine is most concentrated in your arm. ....
Apr 20, 2021 A TON of people are getting their COVID vaccines and you most likely have heard that one of the side effects is having arm pain for a couple of days, but it turns out a TikTok trend is the best way to combat the pain! You might have seen people on TikTok swinging their arms after they got their vaccine to try and increase blood flow to their arms and it turns out that it s a proven way to combat the pain side effect! According to infectious disease specialists, swinging your arm in a circle can help diffuse the vaccine away from your arm muscles and into your immune system. Apparently doing it as soon as possible after your waiting period is clutch because that s when the vaccine is most concentrated in your arm. ....
Apr 20, 2021 A TON of people are getting their COVID vaccines and you most likely have heard that one of the side effects is having arm pain for a couple of days, but it turns out a TikTok trend is the best way to combat the pain! You might have seen people on TikTok swinging their arms after they got their vaccine to try and increase blood flow to their arms and it turns out that it s a proven way to combat the pain side effect! According to infectious disease specialists, swinging your arm in a circle can help diffuse the vaccine away from your arm muscles and into your immune system. Apparently doing it as soon as possible after your waiting period is clutch because that s when the vaccine is most concentrated in your arm. ....
Apr 20, 2021 A TON of people are getting their COVID vaccines and you most likely have heard that one of the side effects is having arm pain for a couple of days, but it turns out a TikTok trend is the best way to combat the pain! You might have seen people on TikTok swinging their arms after they got their vaccine to try and increase blood flow to their arms and it turns out that it s a proven way to combat the pain side effect! According to infectious disease specialists, swinging your arm in a circle can help diffuse the vaccine away from your arm muscles and into your immune system. Apparently doing it as soon as possible after your waiting period is clutch because that s when the vaccine is most concentrated in your arm. ....