Experience has shown it. The covid vaccination, including the booster dose, does not give absolute guarantees of protection against the possibility of contagion or reinfection, but it does prevent the severity of the symptoms in most cases. Experts do not tire of repeating it over and over again. A person with the complete vaccination schedule can be infected, even if the immunization reduces the chances of infection.
And if a vaccinated person becomes infected, the medical picture they present is very different from what they would have if they were not protected by a vaccine: avoids the risks of serious symptoms. The complete vaccination schedule thus becomes the best weapon to reduce the risk of contagion and is the best ally of the accompanying measures recommended by experts, social distancing and the use of a mask.
Common symptoms
The main discomfort that can occur in the face of contagion if you are vaccinated is profuse nasal discharge, with mucus, as well as headacheswhich can easily be confused with the usual symptoms of a cold.
Frequent sneezing, nonproductive cough, and shortness of breath are also common symptoms. The most characteristic symptoms of covid in its different variants continue to affect the vaccinated patient: temporary loss of taste and smell.
Likewise, those infected with vaccinated covid may present, although more rarely, nausea, fatigue and discomfort in muscles and joints.
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In any case, the best way to clear up doubts is undergo a diagnostic test.
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