Where can I get the COVID-19 vaccine certificate?

You can issue certificates in your community.

At present, COVID-19 vaccine is suitable for people aged 12 and above. As long as you are healthy and have no contraindications, you should be vaccinated with COVID-19 vaccine.

12- 17-year-old population COVID-19 vaccination appointment hot questions and answers.

1. Why should people aged 12- 17 be vaccinated with COVID-19 vaccine?

Vaccination with COVID-19 vaccine can obtain corresponding immunity, thus effectively reducing the risk of onset, severe illness and death; At the same time, children and adolescents will be infected to the people around them. Vaccination with COVID-19 vaccine is of great significance for strengthening the immune barrier of the population and blocking the COVID-19 epidemic.

2. Is it safe to vaccinate people aged12-17 with COVID-19 vaccine?

According to the news from the press conference of the State Council Joint Prevention and Control Mechanism, the COVID-19 inactivated vaccine produced by Sinopharm China Institute of Biological Products and Beijing Kexing Zhongwei Biotechnology Co., Ltd. has carried out clinical trials on children and adolescents aged 3- 17. After evaluation and demonstration, it is fully proved that it is safe for people aged 3- 17.

3. 12- 17-year-old people vaccinated with what kind of COVID-19 vaccine?

The relevant state departments have approved the emergency use of COVID-19 inactivated vaccine produced by China Institute of Biological Products of Sinopharm Group and Beijing Kexing Zhongwei Biotechnology Co., Ltd. in the population aged 12- 17. Basic immunization ***2 doses, 3-8 weeks apart. Inoculation route is intramuscular injection, and the best part is deltoid muscle outside the upper arm.

4. How to make an appointment for registration?

You can download the "Healthy Cloud" App or enter the "COVID-19 Vaccination Service" area through the "Healthy Cloud Pro" WeChat applet, "Follow-up" mobile terminal, "Shanghai Release" and "Shanghai CDC", select "Minors Registration" and parents (guardians) will make registration appointments according to the operation steps. For families who don't have a mobile phone, they can bring their ID cards to the street health station to print their own vaccination barcodes, and then choose the designated vaccination point nearby to vaccinate themselves.

5. Where can I buy COVID-19 vaccine?

The school and residence are not in the same district. How to choose the inoculation point? Parents (guardians) can choose the inoculation point near the school or in the residential area to make an appointment for vaccination for their children. After registering through the "Follow the Standard" and "Healthy Cloud" apps, they will see all the inoculation point information that can be reserved.

6. What are the taboos for vaccination?

The contraindications for vaccination in 12- 17 years old population are the same as those in 18 years old and above. According to the Technical Guide for Vaccination in COVID-19 (first edition), the common taboos of vaccination include:

(1) allergic to active ingredients, any inactive ingredients and substances used in vaccine production, or allergic to similar vaccines before;

(2) Those who have had severe allergic reaction to the vaccine in the past (such as acute allergic reaction, angioneurotic edema, dyspnea, etc.). );

(3) Patients with uncontrolled epilepsy and other serious nervous system diseases (such as transverse myelitis, Guillain-Barre syndrome, demyelinating diseases, etc.). );

(4) Patients with fever, acute disease, acute attack of chronic disease or uncontrolled serious chronic disease;

(5) Other taboos listed in the manual.

7. I have just received other vaccines recently, such as rabies vaccine and HPV vaccine. Can I get the COVID-19 vaccine?

If you have been vaccinated with other vaccines, it is recommended to get COVID-19 vaccine every 14 days. After vaccination with COVID-19 vaccine, it is suggested that the interval between vaccination and other vaccines should be at least 14 days. However, in case of dog bite or trauma, it is not necessary to consider this interval when rabies vaccine, tetanus vaccine or immunoglobulin are needed urgently.

8. Can I get a vaccine if I feel uncomfortable on the day of the appointment?

If fever, cough, diarrhea and other unwell symptoms appear on the scheduled vaccination day, it is recommended to suspend vaccination and make an appointment after recovery.

9. What should I pay attention to before vaccination?

What materials do I need to carry for vaccination? Be careful not to have an empty stomach before vaccination, wear loose clothes to facilitate vaccination, carry necessary identification documents and other materials, and wear masks throughout the vaccination clinic. If you take antipyretics, antiviral drugs and antibiotics before inoculation, please inform the doctor at the inoculation point. Parents (guardians) are required to accompany the vaccinator, bring the vaccinator's ID card or household registration book, and go to the designated inoculation point for vaccination. Show the "vaccination barcode" at the scene, sign the "informed consent form" voluntarily, and vaccinate according to the instructions of the staff.

10. Are there any precautions after vaccination?

After inoculation, you can live, study and play normally, and pay attention to rest to avoid being too tired. Pay attention to a healthy and light diet, and eat less foods that are easy to induce allergies such as seafood. Drink plenty of water on the day of inoculation, keep the local skin clean and avoid scratching the inoculation site with your hands. It is recommended not to do strenuous exercise within one week after vaccination. After vaccination, it is still necessary to take protective measures such as wearing masks, washing hands frequently and keeping social distance.

1 1. Do you need to avoid eating after vaccination?

After vaccination, doctors usually remind people not to eat irritating foods such as peppers and seafood such as fish and shrimp to reduce discomfort and possible allergies caused by these foods. If you don't have a history of allergies such as seafood and have eating habits such as peppers, you can eat them normally according to your usual eating habits. You can eat normally after vaccination.

12. What are the possible adverse reactions after COVID-19 vaccination?

According to the clinical trial results of COVID-19 vaccine and the information collected during its use, the common adverse reactions of COVID-19 vaccine are basically similar to those of other vaccines that have been widely used. The main manifestations are redness, induration and pain at the inoculation site. And fever, fatigue, nausea, headache, muscle pain, etc. Generally, no special treatment is required. If necessary, contact the inoculation point, which will provide disposal guidance.