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2 COVID Vaccine Supplements Safe? What did the study reveal

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Study named COM-COV led by Oxford University

A study in Britain has revealed that it is safe to take two different corona virus vaccine supplements, but this increases the risk of mild to moderate symptoms.

The team of scientists, led by Oxford University, started a study called COM-COV to find out how the second dose of the Oxford / AstraZeneca vaccine (similar to the vaccination of Pfizer after AstraZeneca) after applying the Pfizer / Bioentech vaccine. What kind of

immune response can you get?

According to the report published in the medical journal ‘Lancet’ on Wednesday, the research team said that the combination of the two types of vaccines brings short-term symptoms but there is nothing to worry about safety.

Scientists said that the results of this stage indicate how people feel after vaccination, it is not yet known what effect the immunity has on taking two types of vaccines.

Associate Professor Mathew Snape, a pediatric and vaccine specialist at Oxford University, said, “The study results indicate that the addition of vaccine supplements may increase the number of days of non-work after vaccination and vaccination of health workers.” It is important to consider this fact while planning for.

He said, “It is important that it has not revealed security concerns or hints.” (Right now) we have not known whether immunity is affected or not. We hope that related figures will come in the coming months. ”

Researchers have reported that adding vaccine supplements may cause mild symptoms such as chills, fatigue, headaches, and fever, but this will be for a short time. He told that this study was done on people aged 50 years or more and such symptoms can be more in the youth.

Those who studied said that 800 participants were involved in the research. They reported that only one in 10 reported fever when they were given both doses of AstraZeneca (similarly both Pfizer’s doses) at a four-week gap, while 34% reported fever when one dose of AstraZeneca and another dose of Pfizer. Complained

The study was further expanded last month and a study is also being done on the impact of the Moderna and Novavax covid vaccine on 1050 participants.

 

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