Yes, I had four days of flu-like symptoms and low-grade fever. The reaction was strong enough that it kept me out of work, so my doctor ended up prescribing a short steroid taper to get me out of the rut. I should add the caveat that I have had every type of COVID vaccine that has been available in the US—including J&J—and I am always sick for 3-5 days after. I’ve talked to my doctor about this, and she’s suggested taking ibuprofen and Benadryl in advance of vaccinations. The one time I did so I think it may have helped a bit. It was just difficult to time the four suggested doses, and the Benadryl made it hard to work the day of the vaccination.

Slightly tired but so much milder than my reactions to Pfizer vaccine

I wanted the Novavax because of the lesser side effects but they only had Moderna so I got that one. I didn't have a reaction with that except for a sore arm. You should be ok OP, but prepare for fatigue, of course.

I did not. The 2 times I've had Novavax, the most I had was a little fatigue for 24 hours. Oh and the arm hurt for a few days (but I have that with all Covid shots, novavax was less than with Moderna)

All my other shots have been Moderna, and I definately have side effects with them.

Yes, I got crazy night sweats

I did not

Did you have any reaction to Novavax? I know the side effect profile is lesser than the mRNA ones, but I’d like to know how common side effects are still.