It is important to note that a person can become infected with COVID if they do not receive complete photos of the vaccine and become satisfied. Only 14 days after the second shot you will be considered completely immunized, after which the chances of symptomatic infection decrease considerably. Therefore, a person remains very exposed to the risk of catching COVID after being hit and therefore any unusual signs and symptoms should not be ruled out.
Regarding post-vaccination side effects, the most commonly reported at this time include fever, back pain, body aches, fatigue, malaise, lethargy, pain at the injection site, rash or swelling.
A COVID-19 infection can cause many of these symptoms, but the rash and swelling are not widely seen or can affect everyone. Injection site pain and swelling are also classic vaccine side effects.
Again, remember that a vaccine is unlikely to trigger symptoms such as coughing, sore throat, distorted / tasteless odor / shortness of breath, chest pain, or gastrointestinal symptoms. If you happen to experience such symptoms after vaccination and / or suspicious exposure, get help.