long-term effects of the virus
, which can be very debilitating and start soon after the infection. We have not seen reports of major effects of the vaccine in the past few months that it was studied; if there were major effects, I believe we should have started to see them by now. This could can change, however, and scientists would update recommendations accordingly.My husband is 72 and undergoing chemo treatment for metastasized cancer in his lymph nodes. So far, treatment is showing shrinkage of tumors and no new spread.
. There is very limited data on whether the vaccine effectively limits spread of the disease, but we are waiting on studies to answer this question. The second issue you raise is about people with compromised immune systems and whether they should get the vaccine. While the efficacy of the COVID-19 vaccines was not studied in immunocompromised people, the
ConversationUS In fact she is answering without even have seeing people with that kind of issues reacting on the vaccin. How irresponsible is that.
ConversationUS 95% only bad news(
ConversationUS No, thanks