Explained: Every question in your mind regarding Corona vaccine and its answers

When will I get the vaccine?

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Q: When will the corona vaccine arrive?

Ministry of Health answers: Yes, on the way to distribute soon. Various tests for the vaccine are in the final stages. The government of India is ready to bring Covid-19 vaccine to the public.

Q: Will everyone be vaccinated at the same time?

Ministry of Health answers: The Government of India has selected priority groups based on the availability of vaccines. Since these groups are working in danger, they will get the vaccine first. This first group includes healthcare and frontline staff. The second group will be in the age group above 50 years and patients more vulnerable below age 50.

A single dose of vaccine or several?

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Q: How often do I need to take the vaccine dose?

Ministry of Health answers: Everyone will need to take two doses of the vaccine. There will be a period of 28 days between these two doses.

Q: When will antibodies develop after vaccination?

Ministry of Health answers: Two weeks after the second dose of the vaccine, the body will develop the right amount of antibodies.

Is it mandatory to get vaccinated?

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Q: Will the vaccine given in India be as effective as in other countries?

Ministry of Health answers: Yes, the vaccine given in India will be as effective as in other countries.

Q: Is it mandatory to get vaccinated?

Ministry of Health answers: Vaccination of Covid-19 will be optional. However, it is advisable to get vaccinated to keep yourself and your loved ones away from the disease.

Q: Would this vaccine be safe as it was tested in such a short time?

Ministry of Health answers: These vaccines will be available to the citizens only when the regulatory bodies ensure the safety of these vaccines.

Choice of vaccine

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Q: Which vaccine will be chosen?

Ministry of Health answers: Medical test data of vaccinated candidates are being checked by drug regulators. The vaccine will be safe and effective for those who get a license for the vaccine. But, make sure that the entire schedule of vaccines you take will be followed. Different vaccines cannot be given to the same person.

Q: How do I know if I am eligible for vaccination?

Ministry of Health answers: Healthcare and frontline staff will be vaccinated in the initial phase. Depending on the availability of the vaccine, people above the age of 50 can also get the vaccine initially. Eligible beneficiaries will be informed of the health facility on their registered mobile number. Time information will also be made available on the phone.

The benefit of online registration

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Q: Is it possible to get vaccinated without registration?

Ministry of Health answers: No. Registration for Covid-19 vaccine is mandatory. The place and time of vaccination will be informed only after registration.

Q How will the beneficiary get the information about vaccination?

Ministry of Health answers: After online registration, SMS will be sent to the mobile number of the beneficiary. It will provide information on the vaccination center and time.

List of valid identity cards

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Q What documents are valid for vaccine registration?

Ministry of Health answers: Citizens can issue any one of the following identity cards for vaccination registration.

• Driver’s license
• Health Insurance Smart Card
• MGNREGA card
• Identity cards of MPs / MLAs / members of the Legislative Council
• PAN card
• Bank / Post Office Passbook
• Passport
• Pension documents
• Service card of government employees
• Voter ID card

Identity card required

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Q: Is it necessary to show an identity card before getting vaccinated?

Ministry of Health answers: The identity card used at the time of registration for the vaccine must be carried with you when you get the vaccine. An identity card will be required for verification at the vaccination center.

Q: What if I am unable to show my identity card?

Ministry of Health answers: Photo ID is mandatory for registration and verification of the beneficiary. This will ensure that the right person is vaccinated.

Vaccine side effects?

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Q What should be done at the vaccination center?

Ministry of Health answers: You will need to stay in the center for at least half an hour after the vaccination. If you have any problems with this, contact the nearest health authority.

Q: What are the side effects of the Covid-19 vaccine?

Ministry of Health answers: The vaccine will be given only after the safety of the vaccine is proved. Some people may experience problems such as mild fever and pain. States have been instructed to prepare for the side effects associated with the covid vaccine.

Will Covid patient vaccinated?

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Q: Will Covid patient be vaccinated?

Ministry of Health answers: Corona infected or corona suspects can spread the infection to vaccine centers. Therefore, such people should go for vaccination 14 days after the cessation of symptoms.

Q: Is it necessary to get vaccinated after covid infection?

Ministry of Health answers: Yes, a person should complete the vaccination schedule regardless of their health history. This vaccine can help build a strong immune system against the disease.

Vaccination update

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Q: Will you receive an update after the vaccination is completed?

Ministry of Health answers: Yes. An SMS will be sent to the registered number after the completion of Covid’s vaccination schedule. A certificate based on QR code will also be sent to the registered number after completion of all doses of vaccine.

Q: Does India have the capacity to store vaccines at a temperature of +2 to +8 degrees?

Ministry of Health answers: India also runs one of the largest vaccination programs in the world. The foundation can be further strengthened to reach out to the larger population of the country.