From decision to side effects: Albanians around the world share their experience with anti-Condivus vaccines

A new disease, some new vaccines, and an extraordinary and lifeless experience will certainly be followed by a skeptical approach to Devi's vaccines, although vaccine opposition is not new. Among many questions, however, it is important to read people's experiences, who have done Covid's vaccine or are for it. Next, find some of their experiences, arrived at Annabel.al editorial.

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I live in New York and I work in a hospital. I did my first dose of vaccine last week in December, and my second dose is in January. I haven't passed Coddy, but the entire administration and doctors are being vaccinated. I haven't had any side effects. ”

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I live in Chicago and my two medical friends did it a few days ago. Both are fine and had no side effects so far. They did Pfizer's. ”

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I'm a nurse and I live in northern Italy. I've chosen to believe in science and I'm pro vaccine. With the doctors I've been communicating, we've been discussing that Coddy's side effect is more dangerous than the vaccine. ”

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My brother gave the vaccine a week ago. She works on the front line in Mayo Clinton in the United States. It was mandatory for employees. She did Pfizer vaccine. Two doses, second dose in three weeks. There have been no side effects, no fever, no allergies, no vomiting. They told him to check body temperature. She is a cancer survivor, and her body coped very well with the vaccine. ”

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I did my first dose. I'm a medical student and I work in a hospital. Personally, I've done a lot of research, and from the thinking of labs, doctors and pharmacists, I think it's tested enough. So I decided to do it. Side effects after I did it, I didn't have a little armache for 3-4 days, but it's normal when you do the vaccine. The side effects are different, but I had none. ”

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I have completed my studies on general medicine in Albania and now live in the United States. I took the Moderna vaccine. The 24 - hour side effect of the vaccine was only muscle pain at the site of injection and bodily weakness. Today is the third day and I have no symptoms. I have to do my second dosage on January 26th. I read the comments online. I think people don't believe because the vaccine is new and they don't want to be first. Maybe they want to see the late side effects. Plus, there's a lot of conspiracy theories about what the government's going to follow, which are false. So I think there's scepticism, because it was produced and tested in a relatively short time. I think that to see the long-term side effects, scientific research needs to be done, but at the moment, the benefits of immunizing the population exceed the possibilities of showing side effects in a second time. ”

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I do it because I work in medicine and I'm fine. I'll do the second dose of Pfizer vaccine on January 5th. You should look for scientific information, not for baseless gossip. Where I live, Philadelphia, 2.8 million doses have taken place. Maybe this covers Albania's entire population. At 2.8 million doses, the side effect is pain on the arm of the vaccine for 24-48 hours. Other effects are fatigue, sluggishness on the day after the vaccine. The most disturbing case was someone who suffered allergic reactions in New York City, who was treated and enjoyed full health. The information is transparent and you can see anywhere. No physical science claims that vaccines are harmful. The vaccine has eliminated diseases like polio, shytes. Years ago, many people died in the absence of simple flu vaccines. Now these deaths rarely occur. Before I took the vaccine, I got pretty sure.

1- I have followed and read the results of clinical trials; the results during the study and approval of the vaccine.
2-Vaxina is approved by FDA in the US and relevant authorities worldwide. These authorities are made up of doctors and scientists.
Three-I've been a pharmacist for 12 years, educated and graduate in the United States, and I understand how vaccines and other drugs operate.
4-I work in a hospital and I'm surrounded by people far brighter than me, who've been informed, are intelligent and I haven't heard anyone refuse.
5- Every drug of medical intervention has side effects. No vaccine is 100% secure. There are full side effects. But the important thing is that the benefits are far higher than the risk. There is nothing 100% effective for 100% of the population, but the idea is to help most patients. Only God can invent any miraculous drug. Until then, we will do better than we mortals can. ”

Next, find a collection of information, implemented by referring to sources such as Healthline, WebMd and Mayo Clinic, on vaccine opposition and what science says.

Inocational Opposition

Health and medicine experts have often named vaccines as one of the main achievements of the 20th century, but not all agree. In recent years opposition to vaccine has often been discussed in the news. Some parents have decided to give up vaccines for their children for various reasons. This has resulted in an increase in infectious diseases that had previously disappeared or were about to disappear.

Is the rejection of vaccine new?

Opposition to vaccine is not a new concept. As long as there were vaccines, there were people who opposed them. The refusal of vaccines began in the early 1800 ' s when smallpox vaccine began to be used in large numbers. The idea of injecting a cow's license to protect it faced much criticism.

Note: Cowpox is an infection caused by cows or sheep. On May 14, 1796, English physician Edward Jenner obtained juice from a cow's broom and scratched it into the skin of James Phipps, an eight - year - old boy. One broom was seen in the boy's skin, but James was soon healed. On July 1, Jenner infected the boy again. No illness developed this time. The vaccine proved to be a success.

The critics were based on sanitation, religious and political opposition. Some clergymen said that the vaccine went against their religion.

The most common reasons why some people oppose vaccines

There are a number of reasons behind vaccine opposition. Some people want to give up different vaccines because of a high risk of possible allergic reactions. But it is noteworthy that most vaccines cause no allergic reaction. Some cite religious beliefs as the reason for refusing to vaccinate, although most major religions do not condemn vaccines.

There is a belief that disease is disappearing because of better hygiene, not vaccines. This has proved to be not true.

People also think the risks are greater than the benefits. Some cite many medical risks, including autism, as possible consequences of the vaccine.

There is the belief that since these diseases have disappeared, there is no need for vaccines. But health experts say disease will be eliminated only as long as vaccines are still used to prevent them.

Some people agree that pharmaceutical companies just want to sell their products, despite human influence. Others believe that vaccines will be used to inject people, use for spreading other diseases, or for sterilization purposes.

The most common reasons parents oppose vaccines are medically unfounded. These include:

1. Autism

The belief that vaccines can cause autism has become widespread in recent years. Parents seem to be more concerned about the MMR vaccine, which is used for the prevention of measles, shyths, and rubella. Numerous studies have shown that MMR vaccine does not cause autism. Thimerosal, a component that has been used in certain vaccines, has also raised concerns. It is now used only in some flu vaccines, but studies say it does not cause autism.

2. flu vaccines

Some people refuse to take flu vaccines for several reasons:

The flu vaccine doesn't protect you from all kinds of flu;
The vaccine should be done every year;
The vaccine can make them sick.

The flu vaccine is recommended for almost all people since they were six months old. Most of the side effects from the flu vaccine are easy and disappear within 1 to 2 days.

3. Belief in Science

Some objections to vaccines come directly from distrust of science, or distrust of the government. Some people believe that pharmaceutical companies and scientists want to sell a product despite harmful consequences.

Results of Inocation Opposition

Rubeola was declared an extinct disease in the United States in 2002, but 600 cases of disease were reported in 2014. Fruit is a potentially lethal disease, and health experts explain that parents who refuse to vaccinate their child are the cause of restoring infectious disease. According to them, the number of people who refuse vaccines has led to the resurface of disease.