Sohu Pharmaceutical | University of Melbourne: Women's new crown vaccine side effects are obviously more than men

Produced | Sohu Health

Author | Zhou Yichuan

Edit | Yuan Yue

Have you finished the side effects of the new crown vaccine? According to MedicalXpress recently reported, a recent survey of the University of Melbourne showed that women's vaccine side effects were much more than men.

The proportion of women's various autoimmune diseases is significantly higher than that of men, so women are more likely to have side effects after vaccination such as flu vaccine, and new crown vaccines are no exception. Data show that 79%of Americans's first batch of sub -effects reports were women, and women in Switzerland accounted for 69.2%of women in Switzerland.

Most of the 222 thrombotic events reported by European vaccine reports in Europe were mostly women under 60; 22 of the 28 thrombus incidents of 28 thrombosis of Johnson & Johnson vaccine were women. The current drug supervision agencies require two types of vaccines to indicate the risk of rare coagulation events.

The clinical study of vaccines has not been included in pregnancy and lactating women, so they are not recommended to use various vaccines. Considering the high -risk risk of virus infections to the high -risk and severe risk of pregnant women and fetuses, institutions of various countries adjust inoculation suggestions allowing pregnant women to vaccine. Data show that after vaccination of pregnant women, pain in injection is often more common, but the side effects of the whole body such as fever, headache, muscle pain, and chilling war are not common. The risk of overall side effects is equivalent to ordinary women.

Experts call for a significant difference in the sideline effects of men and women on the side effects of vaccines, and further exploring the influence of the same gender during the development process, adjusting the corresponding dose, use suggestions, and side effects of side effects, and a specific exploration plan for pregnant women and lactating women.

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