Symptoms reported after coronavirus vaccination in Russia

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3 December 2020

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Moscow, Dec 3 (Prensa Latina) An individual vaccinated with the Russian Sputnik-V, against the Covid-19 pandemic, may feel weakness, mild headache, fever or sore throat, Moscow's television reported today.

According to studies, one of 10 volunteers showed fever, dizziness and weakness, and 1.5% showed clogging in nose or throat discomfort.

A recommendation that goes along with employment method for those who will be vaccinated, in most cases Sputnik-V is positively assimilated. Whether some symptoms appear, this should be seen as something typical of such as process.

Those who have been vaccinated and showed discomfort, decay or dizziness should reduce physical activity and get some rest.

In the 5.7% of cases, body or muscle stiffness, colds or a feeling of heat, headache and temperature (up to 37 degrees) may also appear.

Whether the vaccine generates a 38-degree fever, patient should take some pills to lower the temperature. But in case of a sustained temperature above 39 in four hours, it will be necessary to see a doctor.