The World Health Organization (WHO) has issued important guidelines for allergy cases following the coronavirus vaccine

The World Health Organization (WHO) has issued important guidelines for ..allergy cases following the coronavirus vaccine
The World Health Organization (WHO) has responded to Pfizer's concerns about the coronavirus vaccine by saying that governments have a responsibility to assess its side effects, according to WHO spokeswoman Margaret Harris. There is no need to worry too much about the harmful effects of the Pfizer vaccine, as there are several companies offering the corona vaccine. He added that if one type of vaccine is not suitable for specific individuals, then another Appropriate vaccines can be found
A spokesman for the World Health Organization (WHO) said it was reviewing data from a third trial obtained from vaccine-seeking companies. "No vaccines have been approved for use in emergencies so far," the spokesman said. That the vaccine is safe for humans is a top priority for the World Health Organization. According to media reports, after the regular launch of the vaccine, two cases of anaphylaxis allergy came to light and other countries asked the UK to provide information. Anaphylaxis is a severe reaction of the body's immune system, which according to health experts can be fatal. Scientists say that allergic reactions of this type are extremely rare, however, during large-scale vaccination. This is not uncommon. Following the negative effects of the vaccine, the MHRA (Medicine and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency), the UK's regulatory agency, has issued a directive to refrain

from vaccinating these individuals. Who have had an allergic reaction to anaphylaxis at some point The MRHA has ordered an investigation and said that more information is being gathered regarding the vaccine on the basis of which safety recommendations will be published. The MRHA further said that in very few cases The side effects of this type of vaccine occur, most people will not have an allergic reaction to anaphylaxis, however the benefits of the vaccine far outweigh the risks.