The last daily rate of coronavirus cases in the UK was 41,346 on Saturday, January 16. The number of deaths from greed in the last 28 days reaches 1,295. However, 3,559,179 people in the UK received their first dose of the vaccine. The jab was administered in hospitals, GP clinics, pharmacies, nursing homes and vaccination centers. The government’s goal of vaccinating all the most vulnerable groups by mid-February is underway. This will include:
- All residents of a retirement home and their caregivers
- All those aged 80 and over and first-rate social workers
- All those aged 75 and over
- All those 70 years of age or older and clinically extremely vulnerable individuals
“Most of the side effects of the COVID-19 vaccine are mild and should not last more than a week,” said the NHS.
Side effects of the covid vaccine can include:
- A sore arm where need entered
- feeling tired
- A headache
- Feeling pain
- Feeling or being sick
Notify the health care team if you have ever had a severe allergic reaction (known as anaphylaxis) before being vaccinated.
You should also not get the vaccine if you have had a serious reaction to a previous vaccine, some medications, household products or cosmetics.
In addition, if you had a severe allergic reaction to the first vaccine vaccine (of the same type), you should not receive the second injection.
Although severe allergic reactions are rare, an allergic reaction to the vaccine usually appears within minutes of the injection.
That is why you should wait 15 minutes before starting your day.
The team will be trained to immediately detect and treat anyone suffering from an allergic reaction.
If you have had the coveted vaccine and are experiencing any other side effects, you can report this using the Coronavirus yellow card security scheme.
“The first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine should provide good protection against the coronavirus,” said the NHS.
“But you need to have both doses of the vaccine to have more lasting protection.”
After the first jab, people may need to wait up to 12 weeks to receive the second jab.