HARTFORD, Conn. — Many of you still have questions about the vaccine, so we are continuing to work to get you answers.
We’re continuing to get answers to all your questions about COVID-19 and the vaccine, and about side effects pf the shot.
Steve Devaney sent us an email asking:
"Some people have reactions to the vaccine and some don't. If your immune system doesn't act up after your 2nd shot, does that mean you'll be less protected?"
We brought that question to Dr Syed Hussain at Trinity Health, who pointed to the clinical studies for all three vaccines: Pfizer, Moderna and Johnson & Johnson.
The answer:
"We know that these are highly effective vaccines. There was no difference in people who develop side effects in terms of vaccine effectiveness.”
Hussain added, “Whether or not you develop side effects is not a reflection of your immune system mounting a response to the vaccine, so please be assured that the vaccine will do its job.”
If you have a question you would like help answering, send an email to SHARE61@FOX61.COM, or text you question to 860-527-6161.
--
HERE ARE MORE WAYS TO GET FOX61 NEWS
Download the FOX61 News APP
iTunes: Click here to download
Google Play: Click here to download
Stream Live on ROKU: Add the channel from the ROKU store or by searching FOX61.