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An increasing number of us now receive ourfirst dose of the vaccine Against Covid-19. For most of us, it means a minorSecondary vaccine effect or two who are a sign that your body reacts in the way it is supposed to and build protection against the virus. But in a small number of cases, other unforeseen things happen. And in this spirit, disease control and prevention centers (CDC) advise that anyone knowsA side effect of Covid vaccine In particular have their second shot in the other arm. Read it to find out what you should look for, and for more vaccine reactions to be aware ofThe CDC says that these 3 side effects means that your vaccine works.

The CDC has updated its latest advice for patients and doctors, detailing how some reports of "Local reactions beyond"happening" a few days in the second week after the first dose and are sometimes quite important. "These inflammatory skin reactions occur near the injection site in the form oferythema,induration, Wherepruritus, the notes of CDC.

The agency says that if it is unknown if these patients will feel a side effect of similar vaccine of their second dose, as a precautionary measure, they "should receive the second dose using the same vaccine product as the first dose and At the recommended interval, and preferably in the opposite arm. "

The CDC also published further guidance on what should not do before and after your vaccination appointment. Learn more about what they advise and for more COVID news sent directly to your inbox,Sign up for our daily newsletter.

According to the CDC, you should not try to get all your shots when you go get yourCOVID vaccine. If you have received another vaccine, such as the influenza vaccine or shingle vaccine, you must "wait at least 14 days.Before receiving your Covid-19 vaccine. "Similarly, once you got your coronavirus vaccine, you need to" wait at least 14 days before getting another vaccine, "said CDC. And for a way to go things that can change for you post- shot, checkThe CDC says you no longer need to do it once you are vaccinated.

Even if you redoubt the feeling of the doctor's needle or worried about side effects, CDCs and other health professionals advise you to stop using ibuprofen (Advil and Motrin) and acetaminophen (Tylenol) 24 to 48 hours before getting your Vaccine Covid. In addition, the health agency also says ignore aspirin or antihistamines. "He isNot recommended to take these medications Before vaccination in order to try to prevent side effects, because it is not known how these drugs can affect how the vaccine works ", the CDC prevents.

While studies on their impact on the effectiveness of vaccination have so far been limited, experts from the University of California Irvine warn that "Over-the-counter medications such as acetaminophen and ibuprofen before receiving a COVID vaccine can reduce its ability to work andblunt your immune response to the vaccine. "And for more Covid vaccine news, discoverDr. Fauci has just said that Covid vaccine could also protect you from this.

While the CDC has no official advice on this topic, doctors stated that patients are aware that the vaccine can cause aLocalized swelling Lymphatic nodes. Were this toappear on a mammogramit could be confused fora sign of breast cancer and would cause undue stress, the mammary imaging company warns. For this reason, they advise that patients are waiting a month of their vaccine before having a breast review. And for a preview of where you may be able to get your doses, know thatIf you live in these states, you can now be vaccinated in Walgreens .