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The arrival and deployment of two very effectiveVaccines against coronavirus finally put the end of the pandemic in sight. The mRNA vaccines developed by pharmaceutical companiesPfizer-Biontech andModern Work in the same way and to boast about the same efficiency rate of about 95%, but a difference you've probably heard: the variable intervals between shots. According to an update posted by the US disease control and prevention centers (CDC) January 11, ensures that the two doses of the vaccine Covid are essential in order to reap the benefits of this protection rate of 95% . But there's a new bit of information that you probably did not know: "There is no maximum intervalbetween the first and second doses for the vaccine, "The CDC says. Read to find out what the agency means by this, and more vaccines advice, know thatIf you take these over-the-counter medes, you must stop before getting the vaccine.

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The CDC stresses that it is important to get the second shot after the main injection to achieve the best results. "MRNA Vaccine Covid-19 will have two shots to get the most protection," states the CDC.

If you only get the first shot, your vaccine is just over 50% effective. According to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), the vaccine is moderna50.8% effective after the first dose, and Pfizer effort is52.4% after the first dose. And for most problems to be aware of thatThe FBI has given this warning on Covid vaccine.

Those receiving the Pfizer-Biontech must wait three weeks (or 21 days) to get their second shot, and those who receive the vaccine moderna must wait a month (or 28 days). The CDC clearly states that "You do not get the second dose sooner than the recommended interval." And for more regular coronavirus updates,Sign up for our daily newsletter.

While the CDC says "You must get your second shot closest to the recommended interval of 3 weeks or 1 month possible," the agency added: "There is no maximum interval between the first and second doses for the vaccine. "

However, earlier this month, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA)advisableversus delay the second doses. "The available data continue to support the use of two doses specified in each licensed vaccine at specified intervals," ruled the FDA. "Suggest changes to the dosing schedules or authorized by the FDA for these vaccines is premature and not rooted firmly in the available evidence." And for more advice on vaccination of health agency, visitThe FDA has decided that you can not do these four things with vaccines Covid.

Doctors and public health experts warn Americans for weeksThe Covid vaccine is not without side effects. But do not let that stop you from getting your second dose. "Get the second shot, even if you have side effects after the first shot, unless immunization provider or your doctor tells you not to have a second shot," states the CDC.

During a video event hosted by Blackdoctor.org January 7,Peter's brandsMD, director of the Center evaluation and research on biological FDA, said "the only things that wouldprevent you from getting vaccinated is if you have a known allergy to one ofthings that are in vaccines or if you had a bad allergic reaction to the first time. "And more than anything else, you can expect when you get your jab, checkDr. Faisci has just given this warning on the side effects of the Covid vaccine.