Coronavirus (COVID-19/SARS‑CoV‑2)

it's good then it is optional. no one is forcing you to get it. if you are not comfortable getting the vaccine, don't get it.

pranav sharma said:

what about those who got killed after taking vaccine or got fainted immediately for some time after taking it , no proof is there that vaccine are good i read everywhere its good for most but not for everyone and we cannot be sure how it will react in ones body

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Did you know everyone who drinks water in their life will eventually die. Drinking water has a 100% mortality rate.

It's an endless discussion if vaccines are safe or not. So many people got it and they are alive. I have followed discussion on other forums too everyone is okay. All friends and family I know who took vaccine are okay.

The way vaccine works is by triggering an immune response and preparing your body to fight the real virus.

Now you cannot escape the virus forever. Whatever reaction you will have to the vaccine will be much less sever than the real virus.

There will be always some chance of things going south it could be your body reaction, bad vaccine batch, you may get covid while getting vaccinated or you may be asymptomatic while getting vaccinated.

Earlier everyone knew someone who had bad reaction to vaccine. after somehow getting first dose they are scared to get second dose. Now everyone knows someone who died after taking second dose.

Vaccine trains our body for the worst to come. And I don't mind some training rn tbh.

Has anyone noticed the number of deaths in sweden are only around 10% more in 2020 compared to 2019, there was no lockdown, young people don't seem to be at risk for this virus.(except maybe the new ones)

Sweden reported nearly 10x or something Covid deaths compared to Norway. They were pretty heavily criticized in most Scandinavian countries.

It's good these things are getting highlighted now. Most people don't even consider long term effects

Covid survivors at higher risk of brain, mental health disorders: Study

Researchers have found that that psychiatric conditions such as anxiety and depression were common among Covid-19 survivors in the US.

www.indiatoday.in

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New research: 1 in 3 Covid-19 survivors face neuro or mental health issues in 6 months

The estimated incidence of being diagnosed with a neurological or mental health disorder following Covid-19 infection was 34%.

indianexpress.com

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Frankly, nobody knows much about the virus and what are it's long term implications. So while one may somehow survive the infection, only when the organs begin to degenerate post 60 will the true impact be understood. This should have been highlighted at a far bigger scale by the medical fraternity and the govt, but when we have statements like BMKJ, JSR, I don't expect much from these people.

I read the study, media likes to make us afraid of things.
It was mostly things like anxiety, depression, substance misuse disorder, insomnia
link to the study:

there was not much difference in anxiety, mood disorders etc. when compared with other respiratory infections(like flu).
In the article itself it is written more data is needed.
Seeing the headline itself someone might get scared.
Good ol' media

mental health issues? There is nothing like that. Just stop using your mobile and wakeup early.