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At least 1,500 people complain that they developed ringing in the ears after their vaccine

Half the UK population has now had at least one jab against Covid-19 and Public Health England says the vaccines have already saved at least 6,000 lives and stopped many becoming ill.
But for all its success, the rollout has raised questions about rare but serious side-effects. The one that’s caught the public eye is the very slight risk of blood clots from the AstraZeneca vaccine.
Even though there’s no proof the jab is to blame, the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) has recommended that adults under 30 are offered one of the other vaccines available, to be on the safe side. ....

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Why a few side effects after your Covid jab are actually a good thing!

A sore arm, headache, fatigue, nausea, dizzy spells, aching joints and sore muscles.
These are the common side-effects reported by some of the 15 million NHS patients to get their first dose of a Covid-19 vaccine, as well as the 500,000 or so who have had their scheduled second dose.
But rather than being something to dread, they could show you the vaccine is actually working.
A study in December by Imperial College London found that almost a third of UK adults had concerns about Covid vaccine safety. Yet having these mild, temporary side-effects after the jab could be a good thing a sign that the vaccine is already getting to work ....

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Scientists will begin testing vaccine that can be given as a NASAL SPRAY

For the estimated six million people in Britain who have a needle phobia, it’s the news many have been anxiously waiting for.
This month, scientists in the UK will begin testing a vaccine against Covid-19 that can be squirted up the nose rather than injected into muscle, as is the case with most of the vaccines currently in trials, and the three recently approved for use in the UK.
It sounds like the perfect alternative to the discomfort and fear many experience with a jab.
For the estimated six million people in Britain who have a needle phobia, it’s the news many have been anxiously waiting for ....

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