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Originally Posted by asianthree
ED saw patients immediate rash, from injection site, upward to neck and face, difficulty breathing, in some cases required intervention
Problematic patients had appointments in hospital setting just for that reason. Those who have anaphylactic issues with any vaccine, usually were denied by their physicians. Some Immuno compromised that had reaction to any vaccine, were brought in to hospital setting, give a half dose and wait for a reaction.
More people than you will ever know didn’t just get the mild ache, headache, joint issues. Anaphylactic patients are a known group, with serious precautions taken, for any medication. In many cases such as our family, anaphylactic reaction goes on for 5 generations.
Physicians having to use an intervention to keep patients breathing, That’s a severe reaction.
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I'm very aware of anaphylactic reactions to vaccines and also any medication on the market. Anaphylaxis reactions can also occur with foods; nuts as an example.
To me, when some claims they had a "bad reaction", that does not mean they had an anaphylactic reaction. If they did, they would say they had an "anaphylactic reaction". I'm so glad to hear that individuals with a history of anaphylaxis, did seek out help to be vaccinated in a hospital setting with epinephrine on hand to counteract the reaction. They were smart in doing so.