People’s Perceptions of COVID-19 Vaccines
प्रकाशित मिति : पुस ४, २०७७ शनिबार
By Sunita Sharma Koirala
When I heard the news, Alaska’s healthcare workers got an adverse reaction a minute after receiving Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine. Many people were under the fire stating, “Why are they pushing this vaccine directly into the health care workers first, and why not to all politicians? If something happened to all healthcare workers, who are going to save us? It is unfortunate, right? I am not going to take this COVID19 vaccine until it works 100 percent,” an older woman stated.
The Alaska health care worker, who was identified as a middle-aged woman, had an allergic reaction and shortness of breath within 10 minutes of receiving the first Pfizer’s two-doses on Tuesday. Many people have also expressed negative reactions to Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine and started analyzing it independently.
After taking Covid-19 medications, the surviving chance is about 98 or 99 percent, whereas taking the vaccine is only between 90 and 94%? Why is it that we’re taking a Covid-19 vaccine for something that we have more chances of taking risks? On top of that, it has not been tested on humans or animals first, and in nine months, how quickly they launched the Emergency vaccine? “It has not done proper tests and research under the Covid-19 vaccine,“ some people said.
In my opinion, many Americans got scared and said that many people might have got negative reactions but not coming out to disclose it.
As I asked a question to an Elmhurst hospital Health care doctor, she said, “Many people might have adverse reactions to penicillin and lots of other medications. If you got an allergy, it is not recommended to take the COVID-19 vaccine. Similarly, pregnant women and heart patients are also at high risk of taking the COVID -19 vaccine. The rest of them can handle it.
After taking the Covid-19 vaccine, one of the Nurses told me that it is ok to take the covid-19 vaccine and just took it today and feel good. She added, “It is so normal to have some fever and pain after taking any vaccine. Even after taking flu shots, also it hurts and irritates for a few days and sometimes comes fever too, but this is normal.”
An allergic reaction is a kind of response that means some people’s bodies probably don’t like the test designed to fight for the covid-19, and a dose of that kind of content might hurt, gives pain, and even Irritates them. The Covid-19 risk-benefit ratio indicates a 99.7% recovery rate, and the rushed and experimental vaccine got only a 95% effective rate, which is a wrong choice. So many Americans are not very satisfied with Pfizer’s Covid-19 vaccine.
Researchers say, “70% of people will have adverse effects to this from moderate to severe. There’s going to be many more people and a lot of neurological damage. Sickness can be cured, but sickness is no worse than flu, so stop being fearful and take it. If we are fearless, our bodies will get over it naturally, and we will be alright. If not, this vaccine is might bring more pain than good.
Every vaccine has some adverse reaction. They are designed to provoke an immune response, the same immune response your body gets when exposed to the illness. I have heard that many people have an adverse reaction to Polio, Flu, Measles, and many more kinds of the vaccine. I just took a flu vaccine last couple of days ago, and I am still feeling pain in my neck, left arm, and headache. I feel weak and hungry more than last week and get irritations sometimes, but I know I will be ok after a few days.
Finally, something is better than nothing.
Therefore, I am very optimistic about the vaccine that came out of existence, and it made history in the USA and also heard that the Alaska nurse is getting better now. Moreover, I would like to wait and watch and research a few more days, looking at the outcomes and reactions that people have, and I will make up my mind that I would like take a Covid-19 vaccine. Are you guys taking the covid-19 vaccine after the nurse’s reaction?