Resting heart rate after covid vaccine

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:No, it increased after the first shot and has stayed elevated since then and now with my second shot. Thank you to the PP for the helpful explanation.

Increased from what to what?

59 to 67.

Ok this is nothing and I’m justified in saying you are being overly anxious to be wondering about this

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:No, it increased after the first shot and has stayed elevated since then and now with my second shot. Thank you to the PP for the helpful explanation.

Increased from what to what?

59 to 67.

I would drop a call to your doctor to inquire.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:No, it increased after the first shot and has stayed elevated since then and now with my second shot. Thank you to the PP for the helpful explanation.

Increased from what to what?

59 to 67.

That’s a very good resting heart rate. Isn’t it?

[Anonymous]

I don't think its anything to be concerned about but I had a similar reaction after both doses. No you are not crazy. I also got a cold sore after the first dose (which it turns out so did a lot of other people). There is nothing wrong with trying to understand what is a normal side effect of a vaccination and what might be something else. It doesn't mean someone is trying to claim the vaccine is unsafe or people shouldn't take it. Given the activation of the immune system as it builds antibodies, it is normal to expect unusual side effects. And for those wondering, yes you can experience side effects WEEKS after the shot. Doctors have discovered that the lymph nodes in the arm pit near the breast can remain swollen for 4-6 weeks after the shot so you should not get a mammogram during that time because it can show false positive for suspicious markers.

If you register for the CDC Vsafe app, then follow up with you post vaccination for 1-2 months. There would be no need to do that if side effects couldn't occur a few weeks after the shot.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:No, it increased after the first shot and has stayed elevated since then and now with my second shot. Thank you to the PP for the helpful explanation.

Increased from what to what?

59 to 67.

I would drop a call to your doctor to inquire.

I hope you are joking

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You sound crazy

Right. Who comes up with this? Get back to the office or something

Why are you so angry? It doesn't affect you. I didn't come up with it. I saw it on my fitbit data and thought I should see if it was something anyone else is experiencing. Sounds like it is common enough.

Because this is beyond stupid. Don’t you have anything better to ruminate about than your heart rate after a shot?

Like hang out and berate people asking questions related to health and medicine on an anonymous health and medicine forum? Geez, some people.

[Anonymous]

An increase from 59-67 is nothing. I cannot think of any explanation where this would be a concern. I say this kindly OP but maybe some help for your anxiety is needed.

[Anonymous]

I have an increased heart rate every time I am sick, every time I eat a food I am mildly allergic to, and every time I get a shot that provokes an immune reaction.

Your resting heart rate is still under mine, OP.

[Anonymous]

Good Lord this must be a troll.