It is important to note that a person can become infected with COVID if they do not get complete vaccines and are pleased. Only 14 days after the second vaccine will be considered fully immunized, after which the chances of symptomatic infection decrease considerably. Therefore, a person has a very high risk of catching COVID after being punctured and therefore no unusual signs or symptoms should be ruled out.
When it comes to post-vaccination side effects, those most commonly reported right now include fever, back pain, body aches, fatigue, malaise, lethargy, pain at the injection site, rashes, or swelling.
A COVID-19 infection can cause many of these symptoms, but the rash and swelling are not widely seen or can affect everyone. Pain at the injection site and inflammation are also classic vaccine side effects.
Again, remember that a vaccine would most likely not cause symptoms such as coughing, sore throat, distortion / impaired sense of smell or difficulty in taste / breathing, chest pain, or gastrointestinal symptoms. If you experience symptoms like this after vaccination and / or suspected exposure, get help.