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TheVaccines against coronavirusAre here, and with them a little hesitation: of course, they prevent you from the disease, but can they also make you sick? In a pair of recent interviews with singer Ricky Martin and football player Marshawn Lynch,Dr. Anthony Fauci, the Chief Medical Officer of the President and Director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, presented the side effects you can expect. Read the following 6 slides to see what you might feel and why it says it's finally safe - and to ensure your health and health of others, do not miss this new urgent:Here's how you can catch Covid even if you are vaccinated.

Perhaps the most common side effect of the vaccine ", when you are vaccinated, you get a painful arm for perhaps a day," said Dr. Faisci Martin. This is similar to an influenza vaccine. "The pain of weapons in the hours and days after the injection is a normal answer. This does not mean that there is a problem or that the injection has been given in the wrong place," says a doctor toKaiser permanent. "The pain is in fact a good sign that your immune system becomes hard at work, doing antibodies to protect against the virus. Any concern that you may have on influenza pain should be pale for the concerns about the flu itself. "

"When you get the second dose, you can feel fatigue," says Dr. Faisci. According toNerve health: "Daniel Brewer, a neonatal nurse practitionerNOVENT HEAL HEMBY HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN, recommend a "day of the couch" after the second dose. He said that the beginning of some expected effects started about 12 hours after being vaccinated. Night, Brewer had chills, headache and muscles and joint pain. He woke up the next day, but his symptoms resolved in about 24 hours. "" For me, it was as if my body actively constructed antibodies or working to fight something new, but I was comforted to know that it was potential effects ahead of time, "Brewer said. " I definitely recommend one day of couch the day following your second dose. "

Dr. Fauci says you could feel a "little muscular badly". "As with many vaccines, there are side effects" -Adoption of a critical care specialistRachel Scheraga, MD- "But these side effects are relatively light," says theCleveland Clinic. "The side effects have mainly been the pain of weapons, fatigue, muscle pain, headaches and some cases of fever and chills. The data show that the side effects are more often felt after the second dose of Pfizer or the moderna vaccine rather than after the first dose. With Johnson & Johnson, the most commonly reported side effects were arms pain, headaches, muscle pain and nausea. Most side effects took place one to two days after vaccination. "

"It hardly lasts for about 24 hours. And then it's good. So it's a fairly safe vaccine," says Dr. Faisci. The CDC says you could feel "Fatigue, headaches, muscle pain, chills, fever and nausea" in addition to the pain in the aforementioned arm.

Lynch asked for Fuci if the vaccine would reduce his life expectancy, a worry that he has like a black man. "Well, answer that because they are all really, really a good question," said Dr. Faisci. "So what do we know - when we tested the African-American and Hispanic vaccine, it was safe and induced the type of answer that was literally identical to the whites. It was the same as the whites. It was as safe. It was as safe. As in the whites, and it was effective as it was in the whites. "Not only that, but" we know that when the Afro- Americans are infected by this coronavirus, that they have a much bigger chance to be seriously ill and dying than whites. " No reason for this community is vaccinated.

Martin imagined a world where we could all kiss. "That day will come. Ricky. I promise you," said Dr. Faisci. "Continue to be vaccinated. And until then, where you have a very low level of infection, continue to comply with public health measures." Follow the fundamentals of Fauci and help put an end to this pandemic, no matter where you live:facial maskwhich adapts perfectly and is double layers, do not travel, the social distance, avoid the big crowds, do not go inside with people you do not go with (especially in the bars), practice a good hand hygiene, vaccinate yourself when it becomes available to you - and to ensure your health and health of others, do not miss these Signs that your illness is actually coronavirus in disguise .