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A nurse of the California tested positive on COVID-19 eight days after receiving the vaccine. The case comes after that of a Spanish nurse, to whom the same thing happened. Emergency room nurse Matthew W., 45, received the vaccine Pfizer on December 18, according to a post he posted on Instagram. «I have my Covid vaccine! I will report if I start to grow a third arm»Matthew wrote wryly. But on Christmas Eve, Matthew, who works at two different hospitals in San Diego, began to feel ill after working a shift at the Covid unit. The man has discovered thus that the immunity against the coronavirus arrives seven days after the second dose, which is given three weeks after the first, which means that there is a chance that someone who has received the vaccine will still contract the virus within that time. All patients need two doses of the vaccine to achieve immunity.
ER nurse tests positive for COVID-19 eight days AFTER receiving Pfizer vaccine https://t.co/0TRTuqrTkH
– Daily Mail USA (@DailyMail) December 30, 2020
Mateo told the “ABC 10 News“ that I had chills, then body aches and fatigue. On December 26, he went to the hospital to get tested for virus and it tested positive. And while it’s surprising, it’s not unexpected, according to the health experts who evaluated the case. Dr. Christian Ramers, an infectious disease specialist at Family Health Centers in San Diego, said on television: «It is by no means unexpected. If you look at the numbers, this is exactly what we expect».
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