How second dosages may impact people getting them and why healthcare professionals say it's a good sign.
PHARMACIES ANDLONG-TERM CAREFACILITIES ALLACROSS THE STATE.MANY ARE ACTUALLYSTARTING TORECEIVE THEIRSECOND DOSES.DATA SHOWS THATSIDE EFFECTSASSOCIATED WITHBOTH THE PFIZERAND MODERNAVACCINES AREHEIGHTENED AFTERTHE SECONDDOSAGE.3 NEWS NOWREPORTER RUTAULCINAITE HAS MOREON WHY THAT IS...EVEN THOUGH BOTHDOSES ARE EXACTLYTHE SAME.NATS SPIRITS AREHIGH...HEIDI DARTY "ITFEELS REALLY NICE.IT FEELS HOPEFUL."...AS HEALTHCAREWORKERS ACROSSTHE STATE CONTINUETO RECEIVE THEIRCOVID-19 VACCINES.SOME GETTING THEIRFIRST SHOT, OTHERSALREADY GETTINGTHEIR SECONDCOMPLETING THEFULL CYCLE OF THEVACCINE.DR.ANDREA ZIMMERNEBRASKA MED "ITFEELS LIKE A BIGSTEP FORWARD INTRYING TO BRING ANEND TO THISPANDEMIC IN THISVERY LONG YEAR."THIS GROUP OF CHIHEALTHCAREWORKERS GOT THEIRSECOND DOSES AFEW DAYS AGO.DATA SHOWS THATAFTER THE SECONDDOSE, SIDE EFFECTSMAY INCREASE.CHI AMANDACLANTON "I DIDMAYBE HAVE SOMEBODY ACHES THATFIRST 24 HOURS BUTI TOOK IBUPROFEN, IFELT FINE." THESEHEALTHCAREWORKERS ONLY FELTSLIGHT SIDEEFFECTS LIKE A SOREARM AND MINORFATIGUE FOR ABOUT24 HOURS.CHI ADAM HIGHLEY "IHAD ONE EVENINGWHERE I THOUGHTDO I FEEL A LITTLEUNWELL OR NOT?
IREALLY COULDN'TTELL.I DID NOT HAVE AFEVER, I DIDN'T FEELSICK.I JUST TOOK A LITTLEADVIL AND I WENT TOBED AND WOKE UPAND FELT FINE." NATSAND NEBRASKAMEDICINE BEGANGIVING OUT THEIRSECOND DOSESTHURSDAY TOHEALTHCAREWORKERS LIKE DR.SARA BARES.BARES SAYS SHEHAD SOME CHILLSAFTER HER FIRSTDOSE --- SO KNEWWHAT TO EXPECTTHE SECOND TIMEAROUND."FEVER, FATIGUE,ARE MORE COMMONWITH THE SECONDDOSE.SO WE'REANTICIPATING THEMAND ARE READY FORTHEM." SO WHY ARESIDE EFFECTS SOCOMMON AFTER THECOVID-19 VACCINE?SPECIFICALLY AFTERTHE SECOND DOSE?ANDREA ZIMMER"THAT'S A SYMPTOMON YOUR BODYRECOGNIZING THATPROTEIN ANDDEVELOPINGIMMUNITY SO THATWHEN IT SEES COVIDNEXT TIME IT WILL BEREADY TO RESPONDVERY RAPIDLY."STANDUP IN SHORTTHE VACCINE ISDOING WHAT IT'SSUPPOSED TO DOPROTECTING YOUFROM THE VIRUS.AND OFFERINGHOPE...ALL AT THESAME TIME."MY DAD INPARTICULAR WASREALLY SWEET ANDHE JUST SAID HE CANSLEEP BETTER ATNIGHT KNOWING I'MVACCINATED WHICHMADE ME FEELGOOD.ALSO KNOWING I''LLBE ABLE TO SEE HIMAGAIN SOON."REPORTING INOMAHA, RUTAULCINAITE, 3NN.IN THE COMING DAYS-- THE STATE I
Health leaders said it only happens for about 20% of patients and it’s not a reason to avoid getting vaccinated, but it’s..