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If You Have Had Covid Vaccine This Year And Have A Heart Condition As Well As MM, Did You Have A Reaction Related To Your Heart?

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Melbourne, FL
November 1
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A MyMyelomaTeam Member

I have had 3 Stent in my heart and one heart attack 1 year before I was diagnosed with MM. I received both covid and the flu shot with no side affects.

November 1
A MyMyelomaTeam Member

I have two cardiac stents, have MM, and routinely have covid and flu shots. I have never had any reaction.

November 1
A MyMyelomaTeam Member

Esther, no reaction at all to any of the vaccines (Covid, flu, RSV, or Shingles). Consult your doctors.

November 27 (edited)
A MyMyelomaTeam Member

Thank you. I have had three covid shots, the ladt a booster, flu shots every year. My MM drs say get covid. My internist may not agree. Im going to ask heart dr before I do. I have two stents in heart.. they are stable. Have a heart murmur for a long time.

November 2
A MyMyelomaTeam Member

I had the COVID and flu vaccine. Not at the same time. I am planning on getting the RSV in a couple of weeks. I felt a little extra tiredness, but no real reactions. I felt it necessary since I am going a a Caribbean cruise December 1st. I have gotten a flu vaccine since the 70s. Never had the flu. Lucky in some respects and not other ones. MM has been challenging.

November 2

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