Doctors talked about the likely adverse reactions during vaccination against coronavirus. Some of them, like redness and swelling, go away quickly and should not be a cause for concern. However, sometimes you should immediately seek the help of specialists.
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Vaccination reactions that usually resolve within a few days:
- redness, pain, swelling at the injection site,
- fever or chills
- headache, muscle or joint pain, abdominal pain,
- swollen lymph nodes
- nausea,
- fast fatiguability,
- insomnia,
- dizziness.
The Ministry of Health says that such “side effects” pass quickly, but it is worth monitoring your condition, and in case of worsening, consult a doctor.
What in no case should you do is:
- knock down low temperature,
- treat yourself with antibiotics.
Allergies may occur
Doctors say that when vaccinated, it is rare, but there may be an allergic reaction. It usually occurs immediately, so doctors ask you to wait 15-30 minutes. To help in case of anything.
Dangerous conditions in which urgent help is required:
Doctors note that such manifestations may be signs of another disease that coincided with vaccination in time. These are the symptoms:
- convulsions
- loss of consciousness,
- vomiting
- rash on the body
- strong pain,
- temperature over 38,
- confusion of speech.
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