COVID-19 Vaccines Have Side Effects

Sarah Saftawi

Health

2nd December 2020

Patients may witness side effects(Getty).

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The COVID-19 vaccine might have side effects on your body.

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Amid the COVID-19 vaccine is awaiting approval, users claimed that vaccines have several side effects.
People have been expressing their concerns about the vaccine on social media. David Kurten tweeted he was against experiencing an “experimental, unlicensed” vaccine.

Yet some users people are not accepting the fact that “the vaccine makers are immune from any liability.”

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According to USA Today, most people who get a COVID-19 vaccine will endure side effects, particularly after a second dose.

Kim Quinn, a trial participant warned people of strong expected side effects. She shared her experience on Twitter.

On the other hand, CNBC reported that vaccine companies acknowledged that their vaccines could induce side effects. Side effects are different from a person to another, not everyone witnesses the same side-effects. Side effects mentioned are similar to symptoms associated with mild COVID-19, such as muscle pain, chills, and headache.
Some people in the trials have actually been disappointed when they don’t suffer the side effects being reported by others, thinking they must have gotten the placebo.
According to TimesOfIndia, Covid-19 vaccination may not be so easy.
Many people can be allergic to shots or have a higher risk of experiencing strange side-effects after receiving shots, which could scare them from getting their second shots.
Side effects might be fever, chills, headaches, nausea, vomiting, muscle pain, soreness, and migraines.