Nothing at all for me. The nurse did say that they had more reports of a sore arm when they used to do the pneumonia and flu jabs on the same day.Not so much in regard to diabetes but just generally any adverse reactions to this. Having it early in the morning and not sure if I should make any plans for the day or just stay home in case feel bit dodgy ?
Generally it’s a one off vaccine. If you have spleen or kidney you may need boosters but doctor should inform you of thatNo reaction but it was more than 5yrs ago in fact I think it was over 14yrs ago. Maybe due another one?
Some vaccine cultures are grown in egg and contain traces of egg protein. I believe there are versions without the protein for those with the most severe allergy. The Covid vaccines approved in the UK do not contain egg protein.I had mine years ago at the same time as a flu jab but in different arm. Absolutely no reaction whatsoever. I do seem to remember they asked me if I am allergic to eggs, which they have never done with the flu jab so I assume it was because of the pneumonia one. Maybe the vaccine contains eggs in some way.
Thanks @AndydragonGenerally it’s a one off vaccine. If you have spleen or kidney you may need boosters but doctor should inform you of that
https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/vaccinations/when-is-pneumococcal-vaccine-needed/