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My woman friend and I had flu shots 1 day apart at a Randalls Grocery in Austin Texas. About 2 weeks later we both began to have muscle pain in our left arm. We are not allergic to eggs. The symptoms are the same for both of us. Moving our right arm anywhere behind our back, over our head or even removing my wallet causes an immediate pain. Sleeping is difficult, as we both prefer to sleep on our right sides. The pain wakes us up. Lately, during sleep, we have experienced our right hands going to sleep. We are not aware of the exact location where the shots were given in our arms. Since both of us have exactly the same symptoms there is no way that this could be based on anything except the Flu Shot. Wouldn't this be the responsibility of the service that administrated the Flu Shot to "Fix" our pain?
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My woman friend and I had flu shots 1 day apart at a Randalls Grocery in Austin Texas. About 2 weeks later we both began to have muscle pain in our left arm. We are not allergic to eggs. The symptoms are the same for both of us. Moving our right arm anywhere behind our back, over our head or even removing my wallet causes an immediate pain. Sleeping is difficult, as we both prefer to sleep on our right sides. The pain wakes us up. Lately, during sleep, we have experienced our right hands going to sleep. We are not aware of the exact location where the shots were given in our arms. Since both of us have exactly the same symptoms there is no way that this could be based on anything except the Flu Shot. Wouldn't this be the responsibility of the service that administrated the Flu Shot to "Fix" our pain?
January 5, 2009 - 12:25pmThis Comment
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