[World Now] The Pfizer Vaccine Was Taken And The Current US Nurse Was Also Shocked

After the UK, the Pfizer vaccination is expected to start next week in the US.

Local outlets like CNN predicted that the US Food and Drug Administration and the FDA would approve the emergency use of the Pfizer vaccine today or tomorrow.

After the FDA approval decision is made, the actual vaccination is expected to take place early next week following the recommendation of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the CDC Advisory Committee.

Although the UK has already started vaccinating Pfizer, the reason the US is more interested in vaccination is that large-scale vaccinations will take place in the US.

While the world’s attention is focused on the ‘success or not’ of the Pfizer vaccine, reviews of people who have already participated in clinical trials of the Pfizer vaccine or received the vaccine for the first time around the world are transmitting a after another.

Vaccine clinical participation nurse “I am afraid that when the fever reaches 40.5 degrees

Christine Choi, a nurse who received the vaccine after participating in the Pfizer vaccine clinical trial.

I confessed the side effects I experienced after the clinical trial to Business Insider, an American business magazine.

He was surprised to receive a second dose in September.

“I felt chills, nauseated and my head clouded two hours after firing my second shot.”

When I was first hit a month ago, it was only my arm where I received the injection, but this time it was a side effect that did not appear at all.

The fever rose overnight, but the next morning it rose to 40.5 degrees.

As a nurse, she understands the immune response well, but says she was scared when she had these symptoms.

As soon as the lab that did the clinical trial opened the door, I asked, but the answer I got was, “It’s a pretty common reaction after the second injection, so it’s okay.

“I think I was surprised because I had such a fever at first. After calming down a bit and thinking about it, I thought that this kind of reaction that comes up often could happen when I get the vaccine.”

Fortunately, after taking Tylenol-based antipyretics and drinking some water, the fever gradually subsided and all the side effects disappeared the next morning.

“Side Effects of Vaccines. The Process of Learning to Fight Viruses”

He had a full day of painful nights, but nevertheless recommended vaccination.

“I think everyone should get vaccinated. The symptoms I experienced were temporary, although not very pleasant. They disappeared in a single day. Even if I go back to that time, I will be right. I will get rid of them in no time.”

He stressed that getting vaccinated and getting sick is the process by which our bodies learn to fight the Corona 19 virus.

“Our bodies need to get vaccinated and activate the immune system so that they can learn to fight the virus. Part of that activation is that we experience everything that I have ever experienced, like fever, chills, nausea.”

He believed in vaccines for himself and his family, and repeatedly asked the general public to trust them and get them.

First vaccination at 91 “I’m not sick”

In the UK, a 91-year-old vaccinated person is a hot topic.

Martin Kenyon is being called a ‘vaccine hero’, as a four-minute interview with CNN is broadcast as he was being vaccinated at a London hospital.

In an interview with CNN, he said “I did not get sick at all” when he received the vaccine.

When asked how he felt about being one of the first people in the world to get the Pfizer vaccine, he said, “I didn’t mean it would be the first time,” he said.

The morning after the vaccination, he also appeared on the morning show of the British private broadcaster itv with a healthy appearance.

“Make sure you get the vaccine,” he told other Britons. “I look forward to the day when I can get the antibodies quickly and hug my granddaughters again.”

According to the National Health System (NHS) guidelines in the UK, you have to visit the hospital again after 21 days, and after another 7-10 days for antibody testing, you can hug your family as you wish .

The number one side effect in clinical trials, ‘injection pain’, a lot of fatigue and headache

However, it seems that it is rare to be vaccinated and painless like Mr. Kenyon.

In the clinical trial of the Pfizer vaccine, most of the participants who received the vaccine had some side effects.

Of these, 84% were reported as “injection site pain” as the most common side effect.

Fatigue (63%) and headache (55%) followed.

Fever symptoms were relatively few, and it was not uncommon for several symptoms to appear at once.

The US FDA advisory committee also focused on efficacy after vaccination rather than some of these side effects.

17 of the 22 advisory boards voted that “the efficacy of the Pfizer vaccine is greater than the risk of immunization.”

But still, 3 in 10 Americans don’t trust the vaccine, and a survey also found that 26% said “No.”

“The most important thing is that people know that the vaccine is for you,” said Professor Hausman of the Pennsylvania State Medical University, however, emphasizing that it is necessary to give doctors the first vaccine and slowly convince them of the effects. secondary.

In addition, he added that institutional support such as absenteeism or financial support should be provided in case side effects occur after receiving the vaccine.

In the United States, on the 17th, after Pfizer, the urgent use approval screening for modders and vaccines is also scheduled.