Are some COVID-19 vaccines better than others regarding the short-term side effects?; [Jsou n?které vakc?ny COVID-19 lep?? ne? jiné, pokud jde o kr?tkodobé ne??douc? ??inky?]

Title: Are some COVID-19 vaccines better than others regarding the short-term side effects?; [Jsou n?které vakc?ny COVID-19 lep?? ne? jiné, pokud jde o kr?tkodobé ne??douc? ??inky?]
Abstract: Controlling the pandemic is primarily achieved through vaccination against COVID-19. Although various COVID-19 vaccines are used worldwide, little is known about their safety and side effects. As a result, the objectives of this research are to identify the shortterm side effects of the different COVID-19 vaccines used in Iraq. Furthermore, exploring the association between experienced side effects and the brand of vaccine received. The current study evaluated the shortterm side effects of Pfizer, Sinopharm and AstraZeneca vaccines among healthcare workers in Iraq. The study used a questionnaire that consisted of dedicated sections to collect demographic data, the brand of COVID-19 vaccine received, the short-term side effects, and the willingness to receive a third booster dose. Regarding the post-vaccination side effects, the studied COVID-19 vaccines showed a comparable range of side effects, such as headaches, fever, muscle pain, joint pain, malaise, tenderness, redness, as well as pain at the site of vaccination. However, the Pfizer vaccine showed a higher incidence of pain and tenderness at the site of injection and fever compared to AstraZeneca and Sinopharm, respectively. On the other hand, the Sinopharm vaccine was associated with a higher occurrence of headaches, muscle pain, joint pain, and malaise in comparison to the Pfizer and AstraZeneca vaccines, respectively. In summary, the short-term side effects of the three vaccines were comparable; however, the AstraZeneca vaccine was associated with a lower risk of side effects.
Scientific Type: اكاديمي
Link: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36858979/
Journal volume: vol.72,No.1
Collaboration type: مشترك
Publish Date: January 17, 2023
Participated Universities (Publication): Alnoor University; Kirkuk Health Directorate Ministry of Health kirku; Charmo University
Scopus status: In Scopus
Scopus index year: 2 023
Scopus quarter: 3
Scopus citation score: 0.800000012
Clarivate status: Not In Clarivate
Pub. Med. status: In PubMed
Author (Publication): نهاد عبدالوهاب محمد ميرزا
Journal (Publication): Ceska a Slovenska Farmcie
Publisher (Publication): Nakladatelske Stredisko CLSJE Purkyne
ISSN: 1210-7816
Country (Publication): Czechia
Country type: عالمية
College (Publication): College of Pharmacy
Departement (Publication): Department of Pharmacy

Media: Academic Paper

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