The researchers found 2 factors that increase the risk of infection after the Covid-19 vaccine

Suara.com – Currently, the Covid-19 vaccine has been shown to reduce the risk of hospitalization and death from the Covid-19 coronavirus. However, cases of coronavirus infection continue to increase every week and many people are fully vaccinated.

Research continues to uncover the risk factors that put you at risk for Covid-19 coronavirus after completing the Covid-19 vaccine. In this case, age is a factor that increases the risk of coronavirus after vaccination although it is not the only one.

Research conducted by the Zoe Covid-19 study application, which tracked the movement of Covid-19 coronavirus during the pandemic, found that people with underlying health problems were twice as likely to be infected with the Covid-19 coronavirus after vaccination.

These findings suggest that action is urgently needed to help groups at risk of becoming infected with Covid-19 coronavirus after vaccination.

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The research team at King’s College London behind the Zoe Covid-19 Study application is proposing a strategy to boost the Covid-19 vaccine as an infection control measure that can respond to higher immunity.

The researchers also analyzed data from the Zoe Covid-19 application, including coronavirus symptom recordings, Covid-19 testing, and vaccination in the application between December 8, 2020, and July 4, 2021.

The research team evaluated a number of factors, including age, weakness in health conditions, to compare them with people infected with coronavirus after vaccination.

The results of their analysis found individuals at risk for Covid-19 coronavirus after vaccination, including:

1. 73 percent less risk of hospitalization
2. 31% lower risk of developing acute Covid-19 symptoms

The research team also found that the symptoms of coronavirus in vaccinated individuals were also similar to those who had not been vaccinated. For example, immunity, cough, fever, headache and fatigue.

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However, all of these symptoms are milder and are less commonly reported by people who have been vaccinated. However, not everyone has been vaccinated and infected with coronavirus some symptoms in the first week.