I got my first dose of Pfizer Monday as well as a shot for pneumonia due to being a smoker. I woke up today and the arm I received the shot for pneumonia in is so sore and feels heavy, and I have this rash. Am I good? 🥴🤣

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Most likely a localized reaction that can happen. Personally I would just keep an eye on it. But, if they didn't tell you that a rash might be a side effect I would call the doctor and mention it as it's not going to hurt anything if it's no big deal

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I'd say thays fine. I had my tdap and had rhr some reaction. BUT I'm a little confused as to why both vaccines happened same day! I'm in Canada and we have a time protocol to follow. I'm pregnant and needed tdap and winrow (for O neg blood)do got those together. I also need my covid, and flu shot. But you cannot get any other vaccine 2 weeks before or 4 weeks after covid vaccine. So I had to time tdap and winrow,  then wait MIN 14 days then get my covid shot. Then wait 3 weeks for 2nd covid, then 4 more weeks before I can get flu shot. It's a strict timeline with no other vaccines within a certain window.

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Apparently rashes are indications of immune responses.

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I would have any rash resulting after a vaccine checked out by a doc.

I got my first dose of Pfizer Monday as well as a shot for pneumonia due to being a smoker. I woke up today and the arm I received the shot for pneumonia in is so sore and feels heavy, and I have this rash. Am I good? 🥴🤣

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