WHO says it is unrealistic to end the epidemic before the end of this year. Have you been vaccinated against COVID-19?

I haven't called yet, but my husband did.

Judging from my husband's COVID-19 vaccine, the current vaccine is still very good, and there are no adverse reactions.

Of course, it is unrealistic to say that there are no adverse reactions at all, but my husband's biggest adverse reaction is probably that his arm has been swollen for three days. He himself said that it hurts a little and he can't lift it.

However, the performance of the same group of people injected with COVID-19 vaccine in their unit is basically the same as that of him. After two vaccinations, the arm was stiff and painful for the first three days, and then it was basically all right, and it returned to normal in a few days.

Of course, there are a few people with poor physical fitness who may react more, but that is only a very small number.

I just saw my husband's illness, so all my worries are gone. Now I just make all the preparations and wait for COVID-19 vaccination, but I don't know when it will be my turn.

First, the side effects of vaccination in COVID-19 are very small, and there are basically no adverse reactions.

In fact, my husband's arm pain is not that serious at all, but he is a chicken thief. He knows that his arm hurts badly, and I will definitely feel sorry for him, and then he won't have to work at home. So he deliberately complained at home for two or three days, just to avoid labor.

Moreover, my personality is generally cold, and I won't direct him to work if he pretends to be sick. As a result, I found that he watered the chlorophytum on the roof the day after the second COVID-19 vaccination, and his arm was too painful to lift.

I asked him what happened, but he just smiled and didn't talk.

Then I knew he was faking it. After the vaccination, my arm was really swollen, and then it probably hurt a little, but it was definitely not as exaggerated as he said.

Second, very few people may have symptoms such as palpitation and nausea.

Most of my husband's colleagues are like him, except that his arm is swollen for two or three days. And everyone is doing what they should do, and no one will find a chance to pretend to be sick like him.

However, some people's reaction is more obvious. A female colleague of my husband's unit is usually in poor health and belongs to the weaker kind. After COVID-19 was vaccinated, she immediately said that she was dizzy and flustered, and then she naturally sat next to the doctor. But after a short rest, she seems to be all right, and there is no other reaction in the follow-up.

Whether the epidemic can end before the end of the year or not, our life has basically returned to normal. Just in case, I think vaccination is very necessary.

I have been waiting for the vaccination myself, and I don't know when it will be my turn.