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Can You get COVID-19 when vaccinated? answered questions on this page

yes, you can. but the effects are not so bad now

The COVID-19 pandemic when vaccinated can feel like a normal flu, you will still feel quite awful. The symptoms are as follows, Common symptoms include:

Muscle fatigue, Headache or migraine, Loss of taste and/or smell, Dry cough, Sneeze, Congestion, Runny nose, Fever, Chills, Nausea, Stomach pain, Vomiting, diarrhea, Aches and pains, thirst and dehydration, tiredness and dizziness, Watery eyes, Ear infection, Chest pain.

The symptoms will appear 1 - 2 days after being exposed to the virus. The symptoms will last 5 days, symptoms may vary depending on the severity of the virus.

Dehydration can make you super thirsty and you might need to drink lots of water. Dehydration also can make a baby cry with little to no tears.

If you experience any of these symptoms, get medical help and have a doctor test you.

COVID-19 tests are available through a doctors office during the weekdays Monday through Friday. If you test positive, you will have to lay down and quarantine yourself for a week or two until your symptoms subsides.

Do not go outside if you are sick. Lay down and feel better.

If you have to go outside, wear a facial covering of some sort such as a mask to keep other people from getting sick, and avoid close contact with people if you are sick (6 feet apart).

To avoid spread of this pandemic, wash hands with soap and water for at least 2 minutes. Remember to take a shower once or twice a day (daily).

this pandemic Is a member of the viruses SARS-CoV-2 with it's unique range of symptoms

people say that 1 billion people have caught the virus worldwide and 22,145,708 of those people died.

the number could of been higher if there weren't vaccinations in place.

Do you need the vaccine? If so, Where can I get it?

Yes, you need to be vaccinated. you can get vaccinated in a doctors office now. there are 3 vaccine types: Pfizer vaccine, Moderna vaccine, and Johnson & Johnson vaccine.