Covid-19 vaccination is happening. However, vaccines don’t mean you’ll permanently avoid the threat of infection corona virus Reason COVID-19.
Basically, vaccines only provide protection to each individual by suppressing the symptoms that arise due to the infection. This means that people who have received the vaccine may experience milder symptoms than those who have not been vaccinated.
The question is: what are the symptoms of Covid-19 that patients who have had the vaccine complain most about boosters?
In fact, thousands of people have boosters and infected with SARS-CoV-2 report experiencing symptoms that affect their daily activities. This was found in a recent study written by researchers at Imperial College London.
This study was conducted on approximately 5,598 patients who tested positive for Covid-19 and had received up to the third dose of vaccination. They were infected with Omicron subvariants BA.1 and BA.2.
As a result, the researchers found that the symptoms caused by BA.2 tended to be more disturbing.
“People infected with BA.2 were 54 percent more likely to report symptoms that interfered with their ability to carry out daily activities,” the researchers wrote, citing To express.
In addition to this, this study also reported four specific symptoms experienced by the respondents. Here are some of them:
– cold or flu,
– sore throat,
– sneezing,
– hoarseness.
This means that the above list represents the most frequently reported symptoms of Covid-19 in patients who have received one dose of vaccination boosters.
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Illustration. Colds, one of the symptoms of Covid-19 that patients who have had the vaccine complain the most boosters. (iStockphoto/evolution of art)
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Another study conducted by the ZOE Health Study found that sore throat was the most common symptom in patients who had received the entire vaccination course or two doses.
The following are the most common symptoms experienced by people who have received two doses of the vaccine, including:
– sore throat,
– have a cold,
– nasal congestion,
– persistent cough,
– headache.
Basically, people who have had the full vaccine or two doses report fewer symptoms. They also reported that their symptoms disappeared in a shorter time.
Hence, fever symptoms are also generally not reported in Covid-19 positive patients who received the full vaccine without boosters.
(of/asr)
