Thank you for vaccinating with Minmed!
As you spend the 30 minutes with us at the COVID-19 Vaccination Cenre observation station, here are some useful information and resources that you might find handy.
What happens after your COVID-19 vaccination?
Like all vaccines, there may be side effects. Most side effects are mild or moderate, and usually get better within a few days. They may include:
Pain, redness or swelling at the injection site
Fever or chills,
Headache, muscle pain, joint pain
Tiredness
Lymph node swelling at neck or arms
What can I do after the COVID-19 vaccination?
See a doctor if:
The side effects persis or get worse
The fever persists for more than 48 hours (2 days)
You may also teleconsult our doctors via Minmed Connect App for a complimentary teleconsultation for post vaccination related symptoms using the link below.
About #iamvaccinatedsg movement
A great way to jab. To encourage everyone to be vaccinated and protected against COVID-19. Post a selfie, share about the perks. Do your part because every vaccination counts.
Joint collaboration by Minmed Group and Intergrated Health Information Systems (IHiS) to achieve a common goal to a Vaccinated Nation.
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