It's such a scary experience but luckily there's no major side effects from the second jab. Deciding to still continue with the second jab is like a 50-50 chance I am taking, which brings me back to what happen after my first jab.
The first jab initially was alright, just only soreness of the injection arm. But then who knows, a few days later, my hand leg and feet suddenly had bad rashes. To cut the long story short, I visited the GP twice since it seems to not be improving, and the result is my left foot is swollen because of that. Thereafter I had a referral letter to A&E and the A&E doctor think it is likely to be due to allergic to the jab. Since the previous visit to the GP, the doctor mentioned not likely to be due to the jab, I decided to seek second opinion at the polyclinic with pictures of the rashes, and thereafter had a written confirmation letter that I am okay to receive the second dose.
But even with the letter, I was also scared. So was contemplating to go ahead or not even up to the actual day itself. hahahaha. In the end I went ahead with my appointment but then I had to explain a couple of times on my situation and furnish them with the doctor's letter (lucky I had the hardcopy letter) that I can go ahead with the jab since their system actually captured that I am allergic to the jab. But I think I must be too scared/ nervous at the possibility of allergic reaction that my heart rate went up too high hence I felt dizzy and the doctor had me stay back longer to monitor my condition before I can head home.
2 weeks after the second jab, I am glad that it's over! Just nice for 10 Aug 2021 onwards.
Hopefully no need for third jab please........ my heart can't take it... hahahah :P