Vaccination against COVID-19 in Spain started on December 27th, filling the population with hope. People in nursing homes were the first group to get the Covid-19 vaccine. This event is called “the beginning of the end of the pandemic”.
In People Global Relocation we want to keep you updated with all the information related to this new vaccine. In this post we explain you how it works is and what is the process of the administration
What does the vaccine consist of?
The vaccine is a preparation that generates the development of the immune system against a particular disease. The COVID-19 vaccine helps the body to create natural defenses that will prevent the contagion.
Why are there two doses?
According to the studies developed by scientists, a great doses of the vaccine increases the possibility of suffering secondary effects without generating a benefit or creating faster immunity, understanding then that two doses are the best way to apply it.
Does it have side effects?
Some side effects registered:
- Swelling in the area of the puncture
- Headache
- Muscle pain
- Pain in the joints, among others
Can I stop using masks once I have been vaccinated?
No. Although the COVID-19 vaccine has shown efficacy in avoiding the disease, it does not show its efficiency in avoiding the transmission of the virus.
How do I get my vaccine?
The first ones to be vaccinated are people living and working in nursing homes, since they are a risk group. They are the health personnel who work there because they can expose the residents due to their daily and close contact with them.
After that, those that belong to the risk groups will get the vaccine. These are people with pre-existing diseases that can be aggravated by the virus.
Where can I get my vaccine?
You must be registered and empadronado in the health center of your neighborhood. Likewise, the vaccine will be administered free of charge by the Spanish health system so it will not be necessary to pay for it.
What if I don’t want to be vaccinated?
Receiving the vaccine is a 100% voluntary process. If you do not want to receive this medication, it is possible to refuse it once you are contacted for its administration.
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