Reports of people getting infected with the COVID 19 virus even after they had been vaccinated have caused a scare and may affect the government’s vaccination program.
In my recent post after receiving my 2nd dose of Sinovac, many followers of this page have asked me why people still get infected even after vaccination.
Iam not a doctor although my two daughters are but here is my answer to those who ask why there are cases of vaccinated people still getting infected with the COVID 19 virus.
Sa experience ko as a farmer who breeds and raises chicken, maski yong manok na kumpleto ng vaccination, tinatamaan pa rin ng sakit kapag mahina ang naturalesa nya at kapag ang growing environment ay merong mga sanitation issues.
If the body is naturally weak, they could still be vulnerable.
If they are overcrowded and kept in dirty surroundings conducive to the spread of the virus, they could get hit.
We call this a “Failed Vaccination.”
But the number of those which suffer vaccination failure is very small.
Without a vaccination program, the whole flock could be wiped out once a disease like NCD or avian pest hits the farm.
I guess this very much explains the importance of vaccination.
It does not assure that you won’t get hit by the virus but somehow it increases your resistance and gives you a certain degree of protection.
It also reduces the risk of spreading the virus which could affect you and your loved ones.
Let us support the vaccination program of our government.
#GovernanceIsCommonSense!
(Photo shows my first vaccination May 27 with the second dose admnistered on me on June 28, It’s my third day after the second dose and I am already working.)
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