Can you measure and combine the vacancies for the COVID-19? The experts in health say that the dose should be taken from the vaccine.
At present, the vaccines against coronavirus that are developed in the United States, Great Britain and other parts of the world require doses with one week difference.
In the United States, where Pfizer-BioNTech and Modern distribute, the sanitary authorities say the vacancies are interchangeable. And Gran Bretaña, should not implement the Pfizer-BioNTech and the AstraZeneca and the Universidad de Oxford.
But in the unlikely scenario that the same type is not available or if it is applied first, the British authorities say that it is well known what is available in the second dose. Given that those administering alli function similarly, it is more likely that combining dosage does not coincide with the partition protection that precedes the first injection.
But there is a lack of studies, the dose of vacancies is not clear, according to Naor Bar-Zeev, an expert in vacancies at Johns Hopkins University.
If the person receives a distinct vaccine in the second dose of what is administered in the first case by accident, it is probable that “it works well and is well tolerated”, but evidence is needed to be safe, says Bar-Zeev.