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Most people do not face any side-effect after COVID-19 vaccination: Centre

Written by  Rajan Nath -- June 25th 2021 12:47 PM -- Updated: June 25th 2021 01:00 PM
Most people do not face any side-effect after COVID-19 vaccination: Centre

Most people do not face any side-effect after COVID-19 vaccination: Centre

COVID-19 vaccines and infertility: Amid the COVID-19 vaccination in India, Dr Narendra Kumar Arora, Chairman of COVID-19 Working Group of the National Technical Advisory Group on Immunization (NTAGI) most of the people do not face any side effects after taking COVID-19 vaccines.

How effective are the new vaccines going to be?

"When we say a certain vaccine is 80 percent effective, it means that vaccine reduces the chances of COVID-19 disease by 80 percent," he said, adding that there was a difference between infection and disease. Also Read | Kangana Ranaut sparks new row, urges India’s name to be changed to ‘Bharat’ "If the efficacy of a vaccine is 80 percent, then 20 percent of the vaccinated people may contract mild COVID-19," Dr Arora said. The vaccines available in India are capable of reducing the spread of the coronavirus, he stated. Also Read | Moody’s slashes India growth forecast for 2021 to 9.6 percent COVID-19 Vaccine: What You Need to Know | Johns Hopkins Medicine

There is a lot of misinformation regarding the COVID vaccine

As far as side effects are concerned, all COVID-19 vaccines have mild side effects. This includes mild fever, fatigue, pain in the injection site, etc. for a day or two. It does not cause any serious side effects, he said. Also Read | Kangana Ranaut sparks new row, urges India’s name to be changed to ‘Bharat’ Delta plus' variant evades vaccines? Experts flag major concerns | Latest News India - Hindustan Times

If a person does not experience fever after getting vaccinated, then vaccination does not work?

Most people do not face any side-effect after the COVID-19 vaccination but it does not mean that vaccines are not efficient, he said, adding that only 20-30% of people are going to experience fever after vaccination. Some people may get a fever after the first dose and not have any fever after the second dose and vice-versa, he added. News Feature: Avoiding pitfalls in the pursuit of a COVID-19 vaccine | PNAS

Do COVID-19 vaccines cause infertility?

None of the vaccines has this sort of side-effect, he said, adding that "I would like to fully assure everyone that this sort of propaganda only misguides people." Our main intention is to save ourselves, our family, and society from coronavirus, he said. Click here to follow PTC News on Twitter -PTC News

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