JAKARTA – Both drugs and vaccines must have side effects for the body. So it is natural that people experience Post-Immunization Infection (AEFI) after receiving the COVID-19 vaccine. The body responds to the vaccine in case of fever, aches or weakness. These are known as normal side effects. Not only in the COVID-19 vaccine. Any other vaccine has a similar AEFI.
“The risk is always there. But what is seen when it wants to be circulated or not, is the risk-to-effect ratio that is good. If drugs treat, vaccines prevent it, “said Virologist and Lecturer at the Bandung Institute of Technology (ITB) School of Pharmacy, Aluicia Anita Artarini, in Jakarta, Monday (29/3).
He explained that vaccines could be circulated if they had more benefits than side effects in the testing process. “So as long as the effect of preventing it is greater, from a regulatory perspective, it will definitely be discussed more,” he added.
“If you are stiff or stiff, it means your body is responding. If you are vaccinated, the body has to make antibodies. So that when the pathogenic virus enters, someone will not get sick, ”explained Anita.
He emphasized that the COVID-19 vaccines that have been circulating, including AstraZeneca, have carried out several stages of clinical trials. In doing the test is not looking for side effects. But whether it is safe or not to be used for humans. His party acknowledged that for the license to distribute vaccines it is safety if used, that is why AstraZeneca can be used. (end)
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