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How long after covid vaccine you can start having side effects?
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The prevailing guideline is that side effects from the vaccine can develop from one to seven days after the vaccination but not over seven days. If suspicious symptoms occur after seven days, notify your physician as something else may be the cause.
Answered 5/7/2021
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Have there been any long term side effects that have come to light yet with the Pfizer Covid Vaccine? I had the first 2 and Im worried about it?
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