Covid Vaccine

I have had a flu vaccine every year since 1997 (in different countries) and never seen any influence on my psoriasis. I am also not in the slightwst concerned or worrid about the covid-219 vaccination and as soon as it is available to me i will take it. YThere is very little actual research showing a negative impact of the flu vaccination on psoriasis. Some studies that saw a possible correlation between an increase in psoriasis symptoms in some peiople in the 3 months after getting a vaccination, but that is not research that proves any link. I have just looked again and out of the first 20 results that say in the summary results listing that there IS a triggering effect, when I open the actual links they ALL reference the same 2015 paper that looked only at a small number of patients who REPORTED anecdotally a worsening of symptoms in the 3 months after a vaccination. I am old enough that when at school i had classmates and a few teachers who HAD sufferred polio. Iron lungs were still available in hospitals. Women who caught rubella in early stages of pregnancy were giving bitth to damaged babies. Men my father worked with were getting tetanus. Vaccinations largely eradicated these conditions, certainly from most people's everyday experiences. If someone is worried, I think essentially they need to consider what worries them more - potentially suffering from Covid19, or potentially having their psoriasis worsen for a time. Obviously the balance can be different depending on the severity of someone's psoriasis.