No serious effects after COVID-19 vaccination registered in Kyrgyzstan

AKIPRESS.COM - Some 43,127 people in Kyrgyzstan were vaccinated against coronavirus infection as of May 11, the Ministry of Health reported.
All vaccinated people feel well, the Ministry said.
The following side effects were reported by some of vaccinated people:
weakness - 0.60%;
pain at the injection site - 0.40%;
headache - 0.20%;
chills - 0.17%;
nausea - 0.10%;
myalgia - 0.07%;
temperature rise - 0.06%;
increase in blood pressure - 0.05%;
slight dizziness - 0.05%;
sore throat - 0.03%;
runny nose - 0.03%;
tachycardia - 0.02%;
rash - 0.02%;
fear - 0.02%;
cough - 0.01%;
diarrhea - 0.01%;
shortness of breath - 0.004%;
pain in the right hypochondrium - 0.004%;
sweating - 0.002%;
nervousness - 0.002%.
Side effects after vaccination were reported in the following age groups: 19-35 years - 25.5%; 36-60 years - 57.8%; above 60 years - 16.5%. 74.5% of those reporting side effects were women and 25.3% were men.
The symptoms lasted 1-2 days after vaccination.