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Message: <blockquote data-quote="pradeepsu" data-source="post: 26120295" data-attributes="member: 573267">Agreed, we cant say whether the vaccine is 100% accurate or not at this stage. Because, it is a periodical vaccine . For the people who got vaccinated recently, another round of vaccination is due in March. And what if they show complications afterwards ?  Can we reverse an vaccine, which is already injected to our body.So, it is to early to say whether the vaccine is accurate or not . And there can be complexities, in couple of years time because of the vaccine ? who knows ? what if the initial dosage doesn't make an harm, and if the second does does ?Am not referring to the immediate response of the immune system. Based on the papers which I read about the vaccine, what they do is they are using part of the virus, in a controlled way to respond our immune system to create responding mechanism towards the virus.  And also I have read that the form of virus is changing from time to time. ( recently we got news about a new form of covid-19, in UK). So, It is obvious that the new formation of the virus could not be controlled by this immediate form of vaccine. They may have to look for another dose of vaccine, to respond to the new formation. and it is going to be an ongoing thing. Am not an medical expert, but this is what I understood by reading things about this contemporary issue as a normal person. Anyway, just wondering whether any of these vaccinated people are working with covid-19 infected people without using proper medical protection. If they are 100% confident about the vaccine, they can work with the patients without using protection equipment.</blockquote>

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