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– The vaccination has just started. You must first follow the application of two doses, that is, an interval of two to three weeks, depending on the type of vaccine (in the case of the Pfizer vaccine, the first and second doses are divided into three weeks), then you must pass a certain period to gain immunity to the virus. explains prof. Dr. Nada Kuljić-Kapulica adds that the interval between vaccination and acquisition of immunity is one month.
Immunity after one month
Taking into account the report of the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA), that period in the case of the Feiser vaccine is 10 days, but it has not yet been confirmed.
Regarding the effects, that is, the results of the vaccination, the professor says the following:
– The pandemic will cease when the herd immunity of 60 to 70 percent of the population is acquired. This can be achieved in part by vaccination and in part by overcoming or contacting the virus. The question is how many people will get vaccinated and how many will get sick.
How do you comment on the record time to find the kovid vaccine?
– It’s good. Vaccines are now made with new technologies that shorten that term … The English rushed something. The European Medicines Agency has not yet approved the use of the vaccine and is expected to do so by the end of the year. The relevant institutions are expected to say: now the vaccine could be applied, says the doctor.
Masks and after the vaccine.
Expert recommendations can be heard that mandatory mask-wearing measures will remain in effect even after vaccination.
– If you receive the vaccine, you are not immediately immune to the virus. It should take some time until immunity is achieved, so there is logic in those tips, says prof. Dr. Kuljic-Kapulica.
The topic of revaccination is becoming more and more current, about which the doctor has no dilemma:
– The profession will say if revaccination will be necessary, which is necessary for a large number of vaccines. The relevant institutions will decide whether and when to start.
The British woman who received the vaccine first said that she felt privileged about it and that she received the most beautiful birthday present.
(Informer
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