Here comes the vaccination guide for COVID-19 in Weihai (vaccination situation in COVID-19, Weihai)

First, how many shots of vaccine do I need?

The recommended immunization program is 2 needles with an interval of at least 14 days. COVID-19 vaccination site is deltoid muscle of upper arm, so it is not recommended to vaccinate at the same time with other vaccines.

Second, what documents do I need to bring for vaccination?

When the recipients go to the inoculation point for inoculation, they only need to bring their personal identity documents. It should be noted that when going abroad for the first time, the household registration personnel in our city need to provide the original and photocopy of the household registration book, passport and visa. , as well as the original and photocopy of any materials such as ticket information, admission notice, invitation letter from the destination country unit, labor dispatch contract, letter of proof from the unit going abroad on business. In addition to the above materials, foreigners who are not registered in our city are also required to bring the original and photocopy of the proof materials that they live and work in Weihai.

Third, where to get the vaccine?

Inoculation units will be located in health service centers, township hospitals or general hospitals in their respective jurisdictions. If vaccination involves centralized units, some temporary vaccination points will be set up to provide on-site service. Among them, those who go abroad for work or personal reasons take an appointment for vaccination, and make an appointment for designated vaccination points within their jurisdiction by telephone.

4. How long can the protective effect last after vaccination?

At present, the evidence suggests that the effective time is mainly two weeks after the second dose of vaccine, which will produce better immune effect, and the antibody can still maintain a high level for more than 6 months.

5. Should I continue to wear a mask after vaccination?

Vaccination can reduce the risk of infection to some extent, but the protective effect of any vaccine can not reach 100%. After vaccination, you should still take personal protective measures such as wearing a mask and washing your hands frequently, and cooperate with relevant departments to carry out nucleic acid testing when necessary.

Six, suspected abnormal reaction to vaccination

① Common suspected abnormal reactions to vaccination: pain, tenderness, redness, itching, transient fever, etc. Generally, no special treatment is needed at the injection site, and symptomatic treatment can be given if necessary.

② Rare suspected abnormal reactions to vaccination: transient cold and general malaise, induration at inoculation site, severe fever, etc.

③ Very rare suspected abnormal reactions to vaccination: aseptic suppuration, allergic skin rash, allergic purpura, anaphylactic shock, etc.