I was on the Novavax trial. I had muscle aches and pains, a headache, exhaustion and elevated blood sugars for 40 hours after the injection.Hi I am and T1 diabetic and had my first dose of the COVID vaccine 4 days ago. I had slightly raised blood sugars in the following 24 hours but they returned to normal after I used the DAFNE sick rules. In the last 24 hours my blood sugars are high again. Has anyone had high sugars after receiving a COVID vaccine? Many thanks for your help.
Hey,Hi I am and T1 diabetic and had my first dose of the COVID vaccine 4 days ago. I had slightly raised blood sugars in the following 24 hours but they returned to normal after I used the DAFNE sick rules. In the last 24 hours my blood sugars are high again. Has anyone had high sugars after receiving a COVID vaccine? Many thanks for your help.
Feeling a little sick with perhaps some aches and pains, is a side affect which some people have, not all do. The nurse should of explained this to you. Hope that you feel better in a couple of days.Hey,
I just thought I'd add to this thread. I've had the Oxford vaccine today at 09:30AM. I've been feeling ok all day until now 10:50PM. Feeling a bit nauseous and my blood sugars have decided to shoot up to 12.2 mmol/l for no reason right before bed. Thinking it may be vaccine related.
Similar story for me, has taken me three times as much insulin as usual to get my blood glucose readings in range. I'm taking it as a positive sign that it has evoked an immune response (as my blood glucose readings usually go up when I'm ill). Hope yours have gone back to normal in the mean time.Hey,
I just thought I'd add to this thread. I've had the Oxford vaccine today at 09:30AM. I've been feeling ok all day until now 10:50PM. Feeling a bit nauseous and my blood sugars have decided to shoot up to 12.2 mmol/l for no reason right before bed. Thinking it may be vaccine related.
It seems that there has been a bit of a GP lottery as to whether people were classed as CEV or not. My consultant recommended I was because of exposure in my job, and luckily my GP agreed. I'm under 40, no conditions other than type 1, HbA1c consistently under 52 since diagnosis and around 48 over the past few years so I wouldn't say poor control. So as a CEV adult I have been invited and had the vaccine as group 4. I do feel sorry for others who have had different experiences with their GP.Hi everyone apologies for the question and not wishing to appear rude but what ages are you all?
As I'm in my mid 50s type 1 and with auto immune damage, but I'm in category 6 which is about 6-8 weeks at least from being vacinated. I've isolated for the past year pretty much, as if I contract variant 2 of covid it would almost certainly kill me.
I known theres others that need it more than myself and I'm in no real rush but just interested as to the vaccination deployment and distribution etc.
The sugar levels are interesting, as when I used to have the flu jab i was ill for about 6 weeks, not seriously but a proper struggle to get through, so I'm not really looking forward to the jab, but needs must.
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HmmmIt seems that there has been a bit of a GP lottery as to whether people were classed as CEV or not. My consultant recommended I was because of exposure in my job, and luckily my GP agreed. I'm under 40, no conditions other than type 1, HbA1c consistently under 52 since diagnosis and around 48 over the past few years so I wouldn't say poor control. So as a CEV adult I have been invited and had the vaccine as group 4. I do feel sorry for others who have had different experiences with their GP.
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