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A survey to determine the safety of covishield in post-vaccinated health-care professionals and workers at tertiary care center – A retrospective cohort study

Anitha Elango, Neevedha Kannan, Isswariya Anandan, Surapaneni Krishna Mohan.




Abstract

Background: COVID-19 was a dreadful disease that turned into a pandemic, which made drug therapy a challenging task. With the advancement of medical science, the treatment of diseases has become much more sophisticated and with the advent of the vaccination system, the prevention of dreadful diseases that affect vast human communities can be effective is possible.

Aims and Objectives: This work was initiated to understand the safety of Covishield™ by following the patients for any possible side effects and adverse effects after 1st and 2nd doses of vaccination.

Materials and Methods: This retrospective cohort study was conducted in Panimalar Medical College Hospital and Research Institute, Chennai, India, on participants who got vaccinated with Covishield™ and reported the adverse effects that were noticed after 14 days of vaccination.

Results: Out of 184 subjects who participated in the study, 161 patients suffered pain at the injection site after the first dose, of which 90% of the participants were relieved and 93 suffered after the second dose, of which 95% of the participants were relieved with little medical intervention in the form of analgesics. Almost 50% of participants suffered fever and fatigue and

Key words: Vaccinations; Side Effects; Adverse Drug Reactions; Fever; Post-vaccination Symptoms






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