Delayed Injection-Site Reactions After COVID-19 Vaccines
Developing a delayed, large local reaction after your COVID-19 vaccine might be a bit scary, but it will quickly go away and isn’t a reason to skip another dose if you need it.
Developing a delayed, large local reaction after your COVID-19 vaccine might be a bit scary, but it will quickly go away and isn’t a reason to skip another dose if you need it.
What does it mean if you develop a rash after getting the chickenpox vaccine?
It can be a coincidence if you get sick after getting vaccinated, as we see when a wild strain of virus is detected in people with measles and chickenpox.
Why are some parents still hosting and taking their kids to chicken pox parties instead of getting them vaccinated and protected?