I received Pneumovax 23 two weeks ago, and I was OK immediately afterward. But I have felt extremely tired recently. Could this be a delayed reaction?
Dear Dr. Roach: I received the pneumonia vaccination two weeks ago, and I was OK immediately afterward, apart from having a sore arm for a day. But I have felt extremely tired in the past couple of days. Could this be a delayed reaction to the vaccine?
In many parts of the country, COVID is very prominent right now, and this is the first thing I worry about when I see a person who is feeling very tired. But of course, there are many other causes. It is probably worth a visit to your doctor if you aren’t getting better. Finally, I still strongly recommend the vaccine because the threat from shingles can be very great. In the best cases, people are in moderate pain for a week or so. However, shingles can cause serious complications, including serious eye and brain disease, even strokes.
The reported symptoms include tremors, sweating and a fast heart rate. Other reports include headache, fatigue and feeling “unfocused.” Physical symptoms have also been reported. These symptoms can occur no matter what lamotrigine is prescribed for.
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