I Got My Tetanus Shot in My Left Arm Friday and Am Wondering if What I Feel Today Is Normal Side Effects.?

Question by 35mom3: I got my tetanus shot in my left arm Friday and am wondering if what I feel today is normal side effects.?
I woke up Saturday with a screaming head ache, major neck pain and shoulder pain in the opposite shoulder – it feels like I injured my rotator cuff, and cannot turn my head to the right. I have been alternating between Tylenol and ibuprofen every 3-4 hours, but nothing is making the pain better. Is this normal?

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Answer by Ellie
Ouch, no, it’s not. The tetanus shot always makes me a little sore but not that sore. It shouldn’t be so painful. Call your doctor to see what’s going on – maybe you did injure something else and it’s unrelated. And be careful not to overdo it on the Tylenol or the ibuprofen. Hope you feel better!

Answer by onlymatch4u
Vaccine technology is NOT GOOD SCIENCE I’m sorry to tell you. When toxins are injected into the blood stream they do not go through the normal process of immunity. The toxins remain in the body in your connective tissue. The aluminum and mercury in the shots cause blood sludging of the toxins. Children are getting Autism due to this issue. The toxins sludge and block the small capillaries in the brain and stop oxygen from getting to the brain tissue. This creates “mini-strokes” and doctors are not looking for this and normal scans do not show this. Just look carefully at a small child that has been vaccinated and when this happens, one eye is offset from the other and one cheek usually slumps slightly. This is a mini-stroke. The problem is cumulative. The more toxins injected over time, the more brain it damages.

Just this week, an outbreak of mumps among more than 1,000 people in New Jersey and New York has raised alarm among infectious disease authorities. The outbreak itself is not unusual, though. What’s unusual is that the health authorities slipped up and admitted that most of the people infected with mumps had already been vaccinated against mumps.

In Ocean County, New Jersey, county spokeswoman Leslie Terjesen told CNN that 77 percent of those who caught mumps had already been vaccinated against mumps. The CDC does not report how many people died from the flu that had been vaccinated. This is not information the drug companies want you to know.

You do NOT need to be vaccinated for anything. In fact, if you step on a rusty nail, just take an antibiotic because that will help you far more than the tetanus shot. Shots only give you temporary immunity anyway. The H1N1 shots only gave immunity, they say, for 2 months.

This entire vaccine thing is NOT about your health at all. It is about putting money into drug companies hands so they can pay politicians lots of money to create laws to support their insanity, nothing more. End of Story.

good luck to you

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