The UK health regulator MHRA said people with allergic reactions should not be vaccinated with the coronavirus vaccine currently invented by Pfizer-BioNtech.
British media outlet Sky News reported that two NHS members had an allergic reaction on Tuesday (December 8) after being given the Pfizer-BioNtech corona vaccine.
The United Kingdom approved the vaccine and began administering it on Tuesday (December 8). The first of these was the introduction of vaccinations among care home and hospital patients and NHS staff.
Professor Stephen Paus, director of the NHS in England, said the MHRA was advising on a cautionary basis that people with allergic problems should not receive the Pfizer vaccine. The reason, he said, was that two members of the MHR had allergic problems in their bodies and had adverse reactions after receiving the vaccine.
MHRA chief said. June Ryan announced a joint selection committee, saying that even if the vaccine is administered, patients will be monitored for a certain period of time.
Meanwhile, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has confirmed that the coronavirus vaccine invented by Pfizer-BioNtech is 95 percent effective. This made it easier for the vaccine to be approved in the United States.