CanSino vaccine side effects (detailed explanation of possible adverse reactions after vaccination)
Since the outbreak of COVID-19 at the end of 2019, countries around the world have been stepping up efforts to develop COVID-19 vaccines, and CanSino vaccine is one of them. Although vaccination provides effective protection, the vaccine itself may cause some side effects. Below we will explain in detail the side effects of the CanSino vaccine from multiple aspects.
1. Physiological side effects
After being vaccinated with the CanSino vaccine, physiological reactions such as headache, fatigue, and fever may occur. This is a very normal phenomenon. This type of reaction is uncertain for everyone. Some people may experience headaches or sore throats, while others may not experience these symptoms. Generally speaking, these physiological side effects disappear within a few days after vaccination. If they last for too long or the symptoms worsen, you should consult a doctor in time.
2. Allergic reaction
The CanSino vaccine contains protein components, so some people may have allergic reactions to this component, manifesting as shortness of breath, itchy skin, and swollen eyes. If you have had a protein allergic reaction before receiving the CanSino vaccine, it is recommended to consult your doctor before taking the vaccine with caution. If an allergic reaction occurs, vaccination should be stopped immediately and relevant emergency treatment should be carried out.
3. Other side effects
Negotiation injection, local pain at the injection site, local reactions such as redness, swelling and necrosis at the injection site are relatively rare but are also one of the side effects. In addition, people who receive the CanSino vaccine may also suffer from other adverse reactions such as myocarditis and thromboembolism. Although the probability of occurrence is very small, vigilance is still required.
4. Notes
Before receiving the CanSino vaccine, you need to read the vaccine instructions carefully to ensure that you have no contraindications. If you have one of the following conditions, you cannot be vaccinated: 1. Have had a severe allergic reaction, 2. Are having a fever or suffering from an acute illness, 3. Are receiving immunosuppressive treatment, 4. Pregnant and lactating women, etc. In addition, you should have enough rest time after vaccination, maintain good diet and sleep, and actively assist in relevant health examinations.
In summary, before receiving the CanSino vaccine or any other vaccine, you should fully understand the relevant information and understand the possible side effects and countermeasures. If any adverse reactions occur, you should consult a doctor in time to get timely diagnosis and treatment.
