A doctor in Boston on Thursday developed a severe allergic reaction after receiving a modern coronavirus vaccine. This is the first allergic reaction reported from the modern vaccine.
It is the first public reaction to the modern coronavirus vaccine (Photo: AP)
A doctor with a shellfish allergy in Bolton developed a severe allergic reaction after receiving the modern coronavirus vaccine on Thursday, the New York Times reported Friday, citing Dr. Cutter.
Fellow Geriatric Oncology at Boston Medical Center. Hussein Sadrazadeh said he had a severe reaction immediately after being vaccinated, dizziness and racing heart, NYT reported.
It is the first public reaction to the Mordarna vaccine, which is in its first week of a nationwide rollout.
Boston Medical Center spokesman David Kibbe said in a statement Friday that Dr. Sadrzadeh felt he was having an allergic reaction and was allowed to self-administer his personal Epi-Pen. They were taken to the emergency department, evaluated, treated, observed and discharged. He is doing well today. “
U.S. A Food and Drug Administration official said last week that the FDA was investigating five allergic reactions that occurred in the United States after people were vaccinated with Pfizer Ink and BionetTech SE’s Covid-19 vaccine.
