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With the Covid vaccine now deployment now in progress,More than 68,000,000 doses would have been administered Through the United States these are promising news not only for our security and a possible return to normal, but also for the good of data collection: with a much larger number of people vaccinated than groups of tests initials provided, we learn a lot aboutWhat to expect from the vaccine himself. In particular, there is a common experience that doctors now say people should "be ready" for: many vaccinated subjects reported that the second dose causes more side effects than the first. Continue reading to learn more about what you can expect, and for the more essential vaccine of the news,The Chief Executive Officer of Pfizer says that's how often you will need a Covid vaccine.

Although US data is currently anecdotal,A study in the R.U. found that the second dose of the COVID vaccine gives higher rates of side effects. The researchers examined the data of 40,000 subjects, more than 12,000 of them had receivedThe two doses of vaccine, And discovered that the side effect rate increased the second time. After a single dose, 37 percent of the beneficiaries reported local side effects, including pain or swelling near the injection site, and 12 percent reported at least one side effect of the whole body in the days who follow their injection. After the second dose, these figures increased: 45 percent reported having suffered local side effects, and 22 percent reported broader effects.

Doctors explain that this escalation of side effects is logical, given the way vaccines work. "TheSecond vaccine [dose]As to think of having this success in your immune system and your immune system now recognizes the vaccine, it does its job, "Kavita Patel, MD, a medical contributor for NBC News recently declaredAl Roker. "Just be prepared," she says, adding that she had any side effects personally experienced after her ownsecond dose Covid vaccine.

Bill Moss, MD, Pediatrician and Professor of Infectious Diseases at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health in Baltimore agreed with the evaluation of Patel. "The second dose is really a booster dose," he said. "The immune system is to seethe vaccine For the first time with the first dose and reacts to this, and the cells of the immune system are recruited so as to recognize that the splicking protein (the part of the coronavirus that the vaccine affects). Thus, when the body's immune system sees [the vaccine] a second time there are more cells and there is a more intense immune response, resulting in these side effects, "said Moss.

However, if you do not encounter side effects, which is just as normal. "If you do not have a reaction, you do not have to worry that it did not work," said Patel. "Every human being and the body is different. »Continue reading for everything you need to know about potential side effects, and promising new on another vaccine,This other vaccine could already be protecting you from COVID, the study indicates.

Most frequently reportedfollowing side effects Covid vaccination are pain or swelling at the injection site, chills, headaches, fever and fatigue, according to the CDC. The bright side? Most people who experience these symptoms say that their reactions have been a mild to moderate intensity and are done better with the help of over-the-commercial drugs such as ibuprofen or acetaminophen. And for the latest COVID news directly in your inbox,Sign up for our daily newsletter.

According to the Covid White House CounselorAnthony Fauci, MD,Vaccines Side effects also tend to be short-lived. You can expect your discomfort to last up to 48 hours, with most of the side effects that cease after 24 hours. And for more vaccination advice,According to Dr. Fauci you easily get a vaccine appointment after this date.

Just like R.U, in the United States has a robust vaccine monitoring system for monitoringPotential side effects. If you do discomfort of experience,The CDC requests that you enter your symptoms in the V-SAFE application, A program designed to collect deployment data. Once you register, you can expect guest check-ins of health following your appointment and "according to your answers, someone from CDC can call to check on you and get more information,» l health authority explains.

It is true thatcertain side effectsSomewhat common after vaccination, there are also several myths on side effects. Some have suggested that the Covid vaccine can change the DNA of a person or infect yourself with coronavirus. These claims are obviously false and scientifically impossible , according to the Mayo clinic and other experts. And for more side effects of vaccine, Dr. Fauci says that these 2 side effects mean that your COVID vaccine works .