SEQUELA AND RISKS OF COVID-19 VACCINES

Authors

  • Wasfi Dhahir Abid ali Ass .prof department of basic science – college of nursing - university of Basrah Author
  • Mahfoud Falih Hasan Prof. department of basic science – college of nursing - university of Basrah Author
  • Semahir S, Hameed Ass,In department of basic science – college of nursing - university of Basrah Author
  • luay abdulwahid shihab Ass. prof department of basic science – college of nursing - university of Basrah Author

Keywords:

COVID -19, risks, sequela, nursing, vaccines

Abstract

 Billions of people around the world are vaccinated with the COVI19 vaccine. The virus that claimed the lives of millions of people of different races and ages, and the antiviral vaccine is an important means of preventing and protecting against infection for a period of time. Data  of  the  present study which conducted  in Basrah city southern of  Iraq , showed that male 46% of the  vaccinated participants were male  more than  female ,59% of  them between 23 -30 years of  age,72%  vaccinated with Pfizer and  most  of  them  showed  symptom for post vaccination after 1-6 day.  Fever significantly rise with Pfizer vaccine, post vaccinated complication correlated with persons have chronic diseases , post complications symptom  correlate  with age and  period, ,sex and work are not significant .

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WASFI DHAHIR ABID ALI , LUAY ABDULWAHID SHIHAB , MARYAM ABDULKAREEM

ABDULRAZAQ , NOOR SABAH DAIF , & NABAAMUSSAB HASSAN, ASSESSMENT OF TEACHERS’ KNOWLEDGE ABOUT FIRST AID SOME BASRAH CITY SCHOOLS, BEST: International Journal of Humanities, Arts, Medicine and Sciences (BEST: IJHAMS) ISSN (P): 2348–0521, ISSN (E): 2454–4728 Vol. 9, Issue 02, Feb 2021, 7–12.

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Published

2022-06-30

How to Cite

ali, W. D. A., Hasan, M. F., Hameed, S. S., & shihab, luay abdulwahid. (2022). SEQUELA AND RISKS OF COVID-19 VACCINES . Journal of Advanced Research in Medical and Health Science (ISSN 2208-2425), 8(6), 8-17. https://jarmhs.com/MHS/index.php/mhs/article/view/66

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