Many countries are planning to make coronavirus vaccination a mandatory process and those not willing to take the vaccine will not be able to travel, that’s what they say. This is a way to force everyone to take a vaccine that people actually don’t know its components and side effects.
Vaccines against coronavirus in the world are no longer only in the stage of active development, but also in the stage of the application. However, many people are worried about their safety and the fact that there is news of deaths after vaccines against COVID-19, reports thepage.ua/.
What can happen after vaccination against coronavirus
At least 23 people who were vaccinated against coronavirus with the Pfizer / BioNTech vaccine have died in Norway. Reasons 13 of them are already considered experts, reported the Norwegian Medicines Agency (Legemiddelverk).
According to the agency’s chief physician, Sigurd Hortemu, the usual symptoms that the vaccine causes, such as nausea and fever, could lead to the death of elderly individuals in poor health.
Indeed, vaccinations in Norway began at the end of December 2020. Residents of a nursing home in Oslo were the first to be vaccinated in the country.
In total, over 21,000 people received the first dose of the Pfizer / BioNTech vaccine in Norway. In early 2021, three deaths of people who received the vaccine became known, but, according to authorities, the deaths are not related to the vaccine.
However, in the US, Florida, a 56-year-old obstetrician-gynecologist Gregory Michael died a few weeks after being vaccinated with a Pfizer drug. According to the New York Post, the cause of death was a hemorrhagic stroke.
His wife told Facebook that a few days after the coronavirus vaccination, Gregory Michael noticed red spots on his body, which indicate the presence of internal bleeding. After he went to the hospital, where they found an acute shortage of platelets, Michael died two days before the operation.
Pfizer said it is actively investigating the case and clarified that there is currently no evidence that the vaccine can cause a decrease in the number of platelets in the blood.
But there can really be side effects. For example, in Poland, 37 undesirable side effects were recorded after vaccinations. Of these, 32 are mild side effects, 4 are moderate and 1 severe, said Polish Health Minister Adam Niedzielski.
The most common side effects of coronavirus vaccines are:
- pain at the injection site;
- fatigue;
- headaches;
- muscle pain;
- chills;
- joint pain;
- increased body temperature;
- swelling at the injection site;
- redness at the injection site;
- nausea;
- general malaise;
- swollen lymph nodes (lymphadenopathy).
The UK is the first country in the world to approve a coronavirus vaccine from Pfizer and BioNTech and begin mass vaccination. Following it, Bahrain and Canada approved the vaccine.
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