NSW MINISTER VICTOR DOMINELLO DIAGNOSED WITH BELL'S PALSY - Jabbed May 27th 2021

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He didn't get the placebo that's for sure, he got a good dose of Astrazeneca which is linked to bell's palsy side effect.

NSW Customer Service Minister Victor Dominello has received a diagnosis of Bell's palsy after worried viewers of a press conference noticed his drooping face and urged him to seek medical attention.
Bell’s palsy is a condition that causes weakness or paralysis on one side of the face, or both sides, causing the face to droop or become stiff. People suffering from the condition have difficulties smiling or closing the eye on the affected side.
Symptoms also include drooling, eating or drinking difficulties, the inability to smile or frown, muscle twitches in the face, headache, and sensitivity to sound.
While the exact reasons for Bell’s palsy are unknown, medical researchers believe a viral infection causes the nerve that controls facial muscles to become swollen.

From his own Instagram account when he got vaccinated on May 27th 2021:
Literally just got my first AstraZeneca jab at the Homebush Vaccination Centre.

We recommend that everyone go through their GP.

But if you can’t, you can go to the NSW Health website for a place convenient to you.

I chose to go through public health because I wanted to test the customer experience.

I can honestly say it was first-class.

I walked in the door at 10am, I got the jab at 10.03am.

I’m now writing this post while under the 15 minute observation.

There was QR code upon entry. Within a minute of checking in, I got a text message directing me to the relevant station.

It was honestly seamless. I cannot fault it.

I had to queue outside for around 25 minutes. As you would expect, with what’s happening in Victoria.

But this is a very small price to pay to keep our state safe and open.



How many days after the jab? I hope you lot who got it are counting down your ticking time experience.