KONTAN.CO.ID – There are many side effects of the Covid-19 vaccine that you can experience. Usually, you experience this condition in a short time. However, there is one side effect that you need to be aware of, especially if it lasts more than three days.
Although it is rare, you can experience tingling after receiving the Covid-19 vaccine injection. Quoting from Best Life, it occurs in response to the nervous system to pin pricking. So, you should only experience that condition for a short time.
However, tingling can also occur because you are anxious or afraid of the needle injection. This can cause your heart rate to increase so that you hyperventilate.
Hyperventilation is a condition in which you breathe too fast so you excrete too much oxidant carbon.
As a result, the size of the blood vessels decreases so that blood flow is interrupted. This is what causes you to experience pins and needles.
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This condition is a natural thing. However, the tingling sensation after being injected with the vaccine can also be caused by something more dangerous.
Launch Best Life, a syringe that goes too deep can disrupt the nervous system.
If you experience tingling for more than three days after you have been injected with the vaccine, do not hesitate to see a doctor, yes. If treated too late, these side effects can cause more severe problems.
Apart from tingling sensations, of course you need to pay attention to other side effects of the Covid-19 vaccine. If there are side effects that interfere with your daily life, consult a doctor immediately.
Then, there are a number of things related to the Covid-19 vaccine that you need to pay attention to. Try not to do sports or physically strenuous activities a few hours before and after being vaccinated against Covid-19.
Then, make sure you drink lots of water so that your body doesn’t become dehydrated and the side effects can go away faster.
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Editor: Belladina Biananda
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