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NumerousPeople reported having side effects After obtaining the Covid vaccine, that the disease control and prevention centers (CDC) assures usis completely normal, showing that "your body builds protection" against the virus. According to the agency, the most common side effects are pain, swelling, fever, chills, fatigue and headaches. But doctors now warn a new delayed vaccine effect that some patients have: rash. Read more about how and why this reaction comes from and for more information on how you can answer the vaccine,Dr. Fauci says he had these side effects of his second dose of vaccine.

Some people aretest a rash on their arm After obtaining their Covid vaccine,United States today reports. The rash that can be as large as five or six inches still occurs on the arm where the shot was given. It's red and can also be itchy and painful to the touch. Patients allow them to put it in shower "Covid's arm", while doctors relate as "delayed skin hypersensitivity", which is aDelayed and exaggerated immune response.

Esther Freeman, MD, a principal investigator at theGLOBAL DERMATOLOGICAL TRANSPROPER COVID-19, which collects experienced people's side effects of vaccine, saidUnited States today That there are currently only 14 examples of this indicated in the registry, but it said that it believes that there is more than it has not been reported. And for more coronavirus concerns,This type of facial mask is "unacceptable", warns the Mayo Clinic.

According to the CDC, the side effects of the vaccine should "leave in a few days". But what is interesting with this specific side effect is that it could take more than a few days to compete - usually appearing from five to nine days after your shot. "People are a little surprised because it's a long time after shooting," Freeman said. She also reassured that, while he is "temporarily dramatic", he is harmless and should move away within 24 hours to a week after culture.

"Although it's not just in this arm, or if something lasts more than a week, you will certainly contact your health care provider," warned Freeman. And for more COVID updates,Sign up for our daily newsletter.

Freeman says that this specific reaction has only occurred in people who have acquired the Moderna vaccine, not Pfizer. According to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), asmall number of these eruption reactions on the injection site have been reported in Moderna clinical trials. "It does not mean you should have Pfizer instead of moderna. It's not so big problem," said Freeman. And for more this business, see whyThe CEO of Moderna has just made this frightening prediction on Covid.

Most people reported this side effect as a reaction at their first dose of the Modernma vaccine, in order to return for their second. However, Freeman says it's not a concern that doctors are currently finding that more patients receive their second dose. "We do not want people to panic, and we do not want people to think they can not have their second dose simply because they have this delayed reaction," Freeman said.

Kim Blumenthal, MD, Allergologist, Epidemiologist and Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School, also explained toUnited States today This delayed skin hypersensitivity is not an infection and does not need to be treated with antibiotics. "If it's itchy, take antihistamine; if it's painful, Take Tylenol," she recommended. And for more reactions to the vaccine,These are the side effects of the new Johnson & Johnson vaccine.