4 hours agoInfectologist Ramadani: Professional error giving untested vaccine
Periskopi(5 years ago)
(5 years ago)Kosovo citizens' vaccine started last week with health personnel, while from today anti-inoculation CO VID-19 has also started with people over 85 years of age to continue with other age groups. However, vaccines are being given to citizens without being tested for COVID-19 and without verifying whether they have immunity [...]
However, vaccines are being given to citizens without testing for COVID-19 and without verifying whether they have immunity to cope with the vaccine.
The infection raised this concern, Hamdi Ramadani, in a pronomination for Telegrafi, who said it is a problem to give the vaccine in this way because it poses a threat to the health of those people.
Ramadani stressed that giving the vaccine without preliminary tests COVID-19, certain persons could cause health complications.
“No preliminary tests are under way-19 and humans are being vaccinated. I don't know why this is happening to us, because in the Western world it's done. It has to be the test to see if the person has immunity or not, is it just by chance the virus in the organism, and the person doesn't know he has it because there are no symptoms. It could happen that the COVIID-19 virus is in the organism and that it is a very big risk and that various complications --” -- were born, Ramadan said.
He also stated that the failure to run preliminary tests on those who receive anti - vaccines CO VID-19 from health personnel is a professional mistake.
I think this is a professional mistake, because in advance every person who does the vaccine should be tested for COVID antigen and for his immunity. The man who's positive with COVID can't take it, because the risk is too great. Two parallel viruses are dangerous. No one should be giving anti-sectors CO VID unless preliminary tests are made in this direction. Those carrying the virus have no symptoms and no symptoms, and if they even take the vaccine, there is a huge danger of”, said nilogou Ramadani
Asked if pregnant women are allowed to take the vaccine CO VID-19, he said: “has not expelled pregnant women from the programme. Many vaccines are also different. This AstraZeneca has not recommended less than 65 years of age, and now they're saying it has to be taken, namely. There is constant movement in the sense of where to give. No vaccine has been ruled out on pregnant women. In pregnancy cases it's good to consult the gynecologist before they take the” vaccine.
By contrast, the vaccine of older persons over 85 years of age has started today at the Family Medicine Centres in Kosovo municipalities, while on April 11th the anti-mocation is expected to begin CO VID-19 even of age groups from 80-84.
