Here's how you can catch Covid even if you are vaccinated
"Breakthrough" cases are very rare but possible.
TheVaccines against coronavirus-Amazing as they are and you should get a single 100% protection ofCOVID-19 [Feminine. And now, we know how many people have so far civid cocked after being vaccinated, also called "breakthrough" infection. "A revolutionary infection or vaccine failure is when a person contracts an infection despite being vaccinated against it"Dr. Anthony FauciExplained this week, noting that the majority of vaccines are not "100% effective or effective". Read about the number of people who have arrived and how to avoid being infected after vaccination - and to guarantee your health and health of others, do not miss theseSigns that your illness is actually coronavirus in disguise.
So far, about 5,800 people cocked Covid after getting their vaccines, says CDC
Of about 77 million vaccinated people: "So far, about 5,800 revolutionary cases have been reported to CDC. To date, no unexpected model has been identified in the case of demographics or vaccines" , said CDCCnnby email. Says the network: "Some have become seriously sick and 74 people died, the CDC said. This stated 396-7% - of those who were infected after their vaccination hospitalization required. This is the first indication of CDC. The way it is effective the real life vaccine - and the first indication that vaccines do not protect against the disease and serious death. "Read it to see who has the most revolutionary infections.
40% of the revolutionary cases were 60 years of age and older, declares CDC
"Revolutionary vaccine infections have been reported among all people of all ages eligible for vaccination. However, just over 40% of infections were among people aged 60 or older," said CDC CNN.
Dr. Fauci explains how you could get Covid even after your vaccine
Dr. Faisci explained the reasons why a vaccine may not be fully effective. He first discussed the default of the primary vaccine ", when the body really do not assemble an adequate immune response for a number of reasons," he explained, enumerating them as "immune status, state of health. , drugs for age, or something that does not go with the vaccine storage delivery composition. "The next reason for a vaccine might not work is that immunity is finally dismissed. "The failure of the secondary vaccine can occur when immunity fades over time," he explained. That's basically why we get annual flu each year. Third, he mentioned the failure due to a mutation. "Now, a vaccine can also fail if a person is exposed to a new strain or a different variant," he revealed.
The CDC says here how to protect yourself yourself
"The revolutionary vaccine infections constitute a small percentage of people who are fully vaccinated. CDC recommends that all eligible people receive a CVIV-19 vaccine as soon as possible. CDC also continues to recommend to those who have been fully vaccinated. Take precautions. In public places, like wearing a mask, staying at least six feet from others, avoiding crowds and poorly ventilated spaces and wash your hands often. "
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Dr. Fauci Accepts-Get vaccinated as soon as possible
Dr. Faisci highlighted an extremely important fact. "Even if a vaccine does not protect against infection, it often protects against serious illness," he said. It has used vaccines such as chicken chickenpox, shingles and flu as examples. "If you are vaccinated, no doubt, you are less likely to get the flu," he explained. "But even if you get the flu and get sick, vaccination can reduce the gravity and duration of the disease and could help you get out of trouble." So get vaccinated when it becomes at your disposal and protecting your life and the lives of others, do not visit any of these35 places you are most likely to catch Covid.
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