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Having a prior COVID-19 infection does not necessarily confer protection against the virus. The vaccine is therefore still necessary.

Yes, elderly individuals are among the high-risk group that can get seriously ill and have high mortality risk if infected with COVID-19. Therefore, please protect them by getting them vaccinated.

It was said previously that the Saudi Arabia government didn’t acknowledge the Sinovac vaccine. This has caused worry among the citizens who were inoculated with this vaccine. However, the Saudi government announced that they have included Sinovac and more vaccines in the list of COVID-19 vaccines accepted for entry into […]

COVID-19 booster dose has started to be administered to high-risk populations such as the frontliners, the elderly, and high-risk individuals for example those with multiple comorbidities. There are a few reasons why the COVID-19 booster shot may be recommended for general which are: For individual who does not respond well […]

There is no contraindication to get the vaccine while breastfeeding. In fact, research shows that a breastfeeding mother who is fully vaccinated produces antibodies in their breast milk, thus protecting their babies from the infection.

Pregnant women have a higher risk of mortality and hospitalisation if infected with COVID-19. Therefore you are advised to receive the vaccine if you are pregnant or planning to get pregnant.

The risk of death following vaccination is extremely low. Many of the reported deaths were not caused by the vaccine itself, but rather the underlying illness the patient had. The risk of you dying after being infected by the COVID-19 virus is much higher if you are not vaccinated.

According to the guidelines, individuals with allergic reactions to certain foods or drugs need to get advice from their doctors to ensure the vaccine is safe for them. However, there are a few conditions where the vaccines are contraindicated. People with severe allergic reactions such as anaphylaxis after a previous […]

Patients with a high risk of bleeding such as patients on anticoagulation or a thrombocytopenia medication should get their doctor’s advice before receiving the vaccine.

Vaccines are generally safe. In most cases, individuals receiving the vaccine can expect to experience side effects like fever, lethargy and pain at the vaccination site. Post-vaccination, you will be directed to an observational area, so immediate help can be given if you experience any serious side effects. You will […]