Dr. Amanda Cohn, a member of the CDC’s National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases, recently said there are three common side effects of the COVID-19 vaccine that people should remember.
- The side effects include: “pain, possible fatigue and low-grade fever,” Cohn said.
- The side effects are expected and will disappear after one or two days, she added.
- Cohen also said that these side effects’ are not COVID. It is your body that builds up an immune response against the protein that mimics the disease. ”
The CDC also warned the vaccine “will help protect you from COVID-19. Some people may have mild side effects after vaccination, which are normal signs that your body is building up protection against the disease. ‘
Other possible side effects
Several people in the United States have said they have a rash on their arms after receiving the Modern COVID-19 vaccine, according to CBS Minnesota. The symptom is now called ‘COVID arm’.
- “I’ve called a lot of people about the place of the injection, and sometimes it stretches quite far up and down the arm,” said Dr. John Swartzberg, an infectious disease expert at the University of California, Berkeley School. public health, told KOMO News.
Dr. George Morris told CBS Minnesota that ‘COVID arm’ is nothing to worry about.
- “We have seen such reactions with other vaccines,” he said. ‘We know that many people have a local reaction in their arm when you get a flu vaccine. Tetanus vaccines. Shingles vaccines. ”
Meanwhile, at least 36 people have reported a rare blood disorder after receiving the coronavirus vaccine, according to The New York Times. “It is not known if this blood disorder is related to the COVID vaccines,” according to The New York Times.
- According to Fox News, no cases of blood disorder were reported during the COVID-19 vaccine trials of Moderna and Pfizer.