The side effects are similar to those that can occur in individuals vaccinated with a single substance. However, the combination of vaccines increases the likelihood that the vaccinated person will develop it. “They don’t last long and there are no other risks,” the magazine wrote.
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“These are common reactions that can occur after vaccination. In the case of mixing vaccines, they are just more common, both in mild and moderate symptoms – but they quickly disappeared, “said the head of research, vaccine scientist Matthew Snape from Oxford University.
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The study included 830 adults aged 50+ who were vaccinated with vaccines from AstraZeneca and Pfizer, some receiving both, some receiving only one.
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The increase in temperature was significantly greater in the group that received one dose from AstraZenka and Pfizer. The combination of the first dose of Pfizer and the second AstraZenka was the worst in this respect, and the elevated temperature manifested itself in 41 percent of people. The group with both doses from AstraZenka (10 percent of people) performed best. No hospitalization was required for any volunteer.
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“We also observed similar data for chills, fatigue, headaches, joint pain, malaise and muscle aches,” the research concludes.
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Doctors recommended using the drug acetaminophen for side effects, better known in the Czech Republic as paracetamol.
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