Vaccination in Spain continues at a very advanced rate: 75% of the population is already immunized against the coronavirus, representing a total of 35,571,661 people, while 78.6% have already received at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine, according to latest data of the Ministry of Health.
It should be remembered that the coronavirus vaccine helps the immune system to fight the disease, but does not prevent contagion. In fact, there are already cases of people who have received some dose of the vaccine and they have subsequently been infected with COVID-19.
Reinfection months after passing the disease and receiving the vaccine
As he has told the newspaper Nius, Imperio, a 53-year-old physiotherapist from Hospital de Logroño, received the first dose of AstraZeneca in February and April, after presenting mild symptoms a test was performed that confirmed his contagion of COVID-19.
On the other hand, Juan, 44, was already vaccinated when, in August, he began to have cough and headache. After going out for a run, he felt too tired and “had physical pain”: Juan confirmed by means of a antigen test from the pharmacy who had been reinfected with coronavirus despite having passed the disease in October and having the vaccine.
In another case, Nieves suffered a reinfection of COVID-19 16 months after having passed the illness, and to this day he still has “a little fatigue.” Tested positive in August two months after receiving the complete guideline of the vaccine.
What are the symptoms?
According to the Nius newspaper, Juan had headache and muscle pain, in addition to very tired and a slight cough for ten days. Imperio also had a headache, muscle pain and intense fatigue, to which was added some fever. Finally, Nieves experienced the above symptoms and also had mucus, cough and low-grade fever.
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