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At a time when the world is waiting for a new one to end its months-long tragedy after the outbreak of the new Corona virus, which has claimed more than a million people, it is optimistic about a vaccine announced days ago.
Regarding this ray of hope, volunteers who received the Pfizer vaccine for the Corona virus reported that it left them with side effects that seemed similar to “severe drunkenness.”
Details revealed that during the trials, more than 43,500 volunteers from 6 countries were not informed whether they had received the vaccine or a placebo.
However, some volunteers reportedly said they were able to figure out that they had received the vaccine due to some side effects such as headache and muscle pain.
And soon it was gone!
An antibody test that Deschilds later conducted showed that he had developed antibodies to the virus, which convinced him that he had received the actual vaccine.
Another volunteer, a 45-year-old woman, revealed that she had suffered from a fever, headache, and body aches after receiving her first injection, which she compared to a flu shot, with side effects similar to an infection, but was more severe when received his second injection.
Glenn Deschilds, the 44-year-old volunteer, reported that the side effects of the vaccine were similar to “severe hangover headaches,” but quickly disappeared.
It should be noted that the results of these experiments came after the American company Pfizer and the German company Biontech announced the success of other experiments on a vaccine for them by 90%.
In turn, Dr. Albert Burla, president and CEO of Pfizer at the time, described that day as the Great Day for science and humanity and said that “the first set of results from the third phase of the trial of the Covid-19 vaccine provides preliminary evidence of the ability of our vaccine to prevent corona. ” .
He also added: “We have reached this milestone in our vaccine development program at a time when the world needs it most, with record rates of infection on record.”
Furthermore, the World Health Organization praised this achievement, noting that the vaccine is promising and promising.
