Concern: 2 dead, over 1700 positive cases, the latest report says

Two dead and 1793 positive coronavirus cases have been recorded in our country for the last 24 hours, marking one of the worst days since the cases fell far into our country and throughout the world.

The ministry calls for vaculation, as the best protective measure, and so do we.

In a recent report, the Ministry provides recommendations for parents on how to deal with children-in-lawd by Coddy:

COVIDD-19 Guide for Parents

What You Should Know to Keep Your Children Safe!

COVIDD-19 in children and teenagers

As parents, you want to do everything you can to protect your children. Pandemia COVIDD-19 has brought new challenges to families around the globe. This guide provides accurate and reliable information for the best ways to keep your children safe from COVIDD-19.

HOW UIKON COVID-19 T E CHILDREN AND TEENAGERS

Like adults, children and teenagers can:

• Heavy sickness by COVID-19
• They have short - term and long - term health problems
• They spread COVIDD-19 to others, home, school, etc.

There is no way to know in advance how children or teenagers will face COVID-19. However, children with health problems or with weakened immune systems are more likely to become seriously ill by COVID-19. But even children without health problems can experience a serious condition from COVID-19. In fact, almost half of children younger than 18 hospitalised with COVID-19 do not suffer from another chronic illness.

So COVIDD-19 may lead children and teenagers of any age to become seriously ill and at times require hospital treatment.

Can children infected with COVID-19 experience long - term effects?

Anyone who had COVID-19 could face long-term COVID-19. Research suggests that children with COVIED-19 light and serious symptoms have experienced long - term symptoms. The most common symptoms in children include:

• Mix
• Headaches
• Sleep Problems
• Concentration Problems
• Muscle and Key Pains
• Call.

These symptoms may affect the ability of children to attend or to carry out their normal activities. In case of long-term symptoms of COVID-19, talk to doctors and teachers about your children's needs.

VAK CHILDING E KOVIDD-19 OUNT

Inoculation Against COVID-19 is the main way to help protect people from COVID-19 and its complications. Kosovo began vaccine against COVID-19 to March 29, 2021 in the 16+ population. On November 2nd, 2021, the Ministry of Health also approved vaccinated the 12-15-year-old group with the first and second dose (principle seat) . With the recommendation of the Committee for Inoculation, however, pediatric doses for the 5-11-year-old group were approved. As far as strengthening dosage is concerned, the qualified population is 12+. This dosage is recommended to be given at least 5 months from taking the second dose of vaccine.

The approved vaccine for persons over 5 years old, which is given in Kosovo, is Pfizer BioN/Tech vaccine. For the age group, 5-11 are given pediatric doses (which are smaller doses suitable for this age group), while regular doses are given to group 12+

Inoculation Against COVID-19 of children and teenagers can help manage pandemic by:

• Protected by Influencing Health
• Allowing Continues at School or place
• Allowing safe participation in sports, games, and other group activities.

How security, efficiency and efficiency of Pfizer vaccines were defined - BioN/Tech COVID-19 for use in children and teenagers?

The Committee for Use of Medical Products in People (CHMP) of the European Bars Agency (EMA) on May 28th 2021 recommended the use of Pfizer vaccine - BioN/Tech among children between the ages of 12 and 15. On November 25, 2021, however, the beginning of the use of pediatric doses was recommended in children between the ages of 5 and 11.

The efficiency and efficiency of the vaccine were investigated and tested in children ages 5-11 and 12-15. Studies were approved by the Paddy Committee (PDCO) of the European Bars Agency (EMA). Studies showed that the immune response in these age groups is comparable to the immune response of the 16-to-25-year-old group (smarted by antibody levels SARS-CoV-2.

Clinical trials and constant monitoring of security show that COVID-19 is safe for children and teenagers.

Is there a counterindiction to vaccines against COVID-19?

Allergy response (anafilaxia) after taking anti - vaccines COVID-19 ( m The RNA is rarely reported. If allergic reaction occurs after the first dose of vaccine, there should be no second dose of vaccine. Thus, earlier allergic reaction to a vaccine component is a vaccine counterindication.

EFEKETE VACISINE WAYS COVID-19 TEK TEENAGERS

Children and teenagers may have some side effects after receiving the easy - to - do COVID-19 vaccine, which usually disappears within a few days.

Some teenagers have no side effects. Common side effects after taking the first two doses of Pfizer vaccine - B O NTech COVIDD-19 reported among children and teenagers are:

• Mix
• Ethe
• Headaches
• Pain on the Injection Wing

Putting a cold, wet rag into the arm area of the vaccine can help. Ask your family doctor for advice on managing the eventual side effects.

BRANGAT ABOUT VAKSINAVE KOVIDD-19 OUNT

Various News About Anti - Inoculations COVID-19 has circulated across the media throughout the pandemic. Part of this news has been the disinstallation that has caused uncertainty, distrust, and has contributed to people's reluctance to vaccinate. Unfounded are disinformations that vaccines against COVID-19 may affect fertility, genetic code, or other health aspects. The vaccine's safety is evidenced by the most reliable health institutions, and the vaccine remains the most efficient way of protecting itself from COVID-19.

CHILD PEASE E FOR VACSINIM

The Experience of Taking a vaccine Against COVID-19 will be very similar to the experience of taking other regular vaccines. Use the following advice to support your child before, during, and after the vaccine COVID-19.

• Talk to your child before vaccinating what to expect.
• Help them alleviate the stress from the vaccine.
• Read about ways to manage the fear of needles.
• Tell the vaccine provider about any allergies your child may have.
• Ask your child to sit down for 15 to 30 minutes after the vaccine so that your child can be observed if there is an allergic reaction.
• Ask the health professional for advice on the use of drugs you can take home to care for your child.

* The use of drugs before vaculation is not recommended to prevent side effects.

• Make sure your child gets the vaccine card against you COVIDD-19, before leaving the vaccine site.

HOW T WITH CHILDREN YOU - Yeah. KOVID-19?

Anti-vaccination News COVID-19 has influenced our daily lives, and it is natural that children are curious and have questions. Here are some advice to help explain their questions in a simple way.

Ask and listen

Invite your child to talk about what he heard about vaccines against COVID-19 and listen to their answers. It is important to be attentive and take seriously any fears they have. Be patient, pandemics and disinfectants have caused many concerns and uncertainty for all. Let them know that they can always talk to you about their concerns.

Be honest with them

Children have the right to know what is happening, but this should be explained in a proper way to age. Keep in mind that children receive emotional signals from adults, so even if you are concerned about your child, try not to express fear in front of them.

Answer Their Questions

This guide contains information that can help you answer questions that your child may have regarding vaccines COVID-19.

Remember:

Parents aim for the welfare of their children. Keep in mind that, like other vaccines, vaccines COVID-19 acts as a shield, keeping families and communities safe.

If you have additional questions related to vaccinating children against COVID-19, please discuss them with health professionals. /Periscopi