https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/vaccines/recommendations/specific-groups/allergies.html
Now there's some info about people who had some bad reactions to first vaccination.
If you're penicillin allergic - should you tell the authorities ?
I say yes. Call the authorities on the phone before going in for your vaccination.
Remember - a lot of people haven't been vaccinated At All yet.
They'll probably tell you 'no problem' if you're penicillin allergic.
And say 'come on in'. Tell them anyway.
Tell them - even if you've already had some vaxx before.
Tell them - if you've had allergies to flu shots.
Suggestion: tell them on the phone. Not when you go in.
I got hits on the net right away - when I looked up allergic reactions to Covid vaxx.
Including CDC hits. Center for Disease Control in Atlanta Georgia.
A site mentioned '15 minutes'.
That's how long the observation is - in some jurisdictions - after they vaxx you.
Vaxx isn't a free pass. Its a measure - greatly reducing the chances that you'll be infected or hospitalized or damaged or dead from Covid -and reducing the chances you'll spread it.
That last one gets a lot of challenges..
Its been said that 'viral load' is at the same level among the vaccinated.
Some way of interpreting the statistics perhaps.
Try logic for a second ...
if you're thoroughly vaccinated - how likely is it that the virus is going to survive in your system very long ?
Vaccination is to stimulate your immune system - which is the Only Thing that can save you from Covid.
If your immune system doesn't win - then you lose. Its over.
Simple as that.
So if vaccination helps your immune system get a big head start in killing Covid viruses inside you - what does that say about the virus suriving in your system for any length of time so that you spread it?
Any problems 'connecting the dots' there ?
Suggesting that vaccination doesn't slow the spread of the disease - seems like an awful thing to say - to me.
Its like saying 'masks don't work'.
A lot of the same people doing that apparently bitterly complain about the lockdowns and mandates that they have made more necessary by helping the virus.
Why do I say ? Well for one thing I"ve seen it on the site.
There's a clause of non-responsibility in case of side-effects.
https://globalnews.ca/news/7521148/coronavirus-vaccine-safety-liability-government-anand-pfizer/
They may say it's normal but it makes it much harder to speak with the authorities unlike what you're saying here.
I can understand based on what you're saying that you're for the mandates?
Also I see you're talking about immunity, but the immunity acquired after an infection is much more efficient than vaccine immunity. Proof, if we needed a booster every few months, it means that the immunity acquired is not quite enough. Omicron is not as dangerous so it's a good chance to be immune against Covid without risking side-effects. (I don't think I need to provide a link here those are well-known facts)
Deaths are decreasing? Sure, we can partially give credit to the vaccines, but it's also due to the fact that omicron isn't as deadly.
@AnneLiz
Vaccinating a lot of people and noticing little side effects is not enough.
Thousands of people out of 65M is a lot.
The completion of the study date is planned for 2023 because we need to take a look at the mid-term and long-term side-effects which we are yet to know.
And this:
Latest CDC Data: Unvaccinated Adults 97 Times More Likely to Die from COVID-19 Than Boosted Adults
from here:
https://www.factcheck.org/2022/02/scicheck-latest-cdc-data-unvaccinated-adults-97-times-more-likely-to-die-from-covid-19-than-boosted-adults/
97 times??? I didn't know it was that lopsided.
I wonder what that means about the death rate among unvaccinated - as a percentage of unvaccinated cases of getting Covid?
I couldn't find that particular %. Yet.
97 Times as likely to die from Covid ... !!