Relationship between Symptoms Resulting from Taking the Covid-19 Vaccine, Health and Knowledge

Salwa Muftah Eljamay (Department of Public Health, College of Medical Technology)
Mohammed Marri Younus (Department of Zoology, Faculty Science, University of Derna)
Emad Saleh Mousa Elgebaily (Department of Medicine, Faculty of Medicine, University of Derna)
Hamza Khalifa (Pharmacy Department, Higher Institute of Medical Technology)

East Asian Journal of Multidisciplinary Research (EAJMR)
Vol. 1 No. 10 (2022): November 2022

To prove the Effect of the Covid-19 vaccine and the symptoms resulting from the immune response. Questionnaires and personal interviews were taken from those vaccinated. 147 males (47.9%), 160 females (52.1%), mean and SD. Sequentially (1.48) (0.500), mean ages (10-90) years and SD sequentially (3.17) (1.413), mean and SD of sequential learning (2.96) (1.622), who received one dose was 99 (32.3%), and those who took two doses were 208 (67.8%). For those who have symptoms after vaccination, yes 141 (46.0%), no 42 (13.7%), and 124 (49.4) were unknown. And the relationship between symptoms after vaccination for gender R is (0.110), P-value = 0.054 = 0.05 which indicates a tiny relationship with symptoms after vaccination, were for age R (0.007), P-value (0.908) > 0.05, indicating no relationship between age and symptoms after vaccination, the relationship between chronic disease and appearance of symptoms, R= (0.724**), P –Value (0.000 < 0.005).