Table 6.
Association of the risk factors with shock after receiving vaccines.
| Factors | Total n (%) | Shock (*) | Odds Ratio | p-Value | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Yes | No | |||||
| Age group | Total | 719 (100%) |
9 (1.25%) |
710 (98.75%) |
1 | |
| 18–34 years old | 130 (100%) |
1 (0.77%) |
129 (99.23%) |
1 | ||
| 35–54 years old | 468 (100%) |
7 (1.50%) |
461 (98.50%) |
1.96 (0.25–88.93) |
||
| 55–73 years old | 121 (100%) |
1 (0.83%) |
120 (99.17%) |
1.07 (0.01–84.98) |
||
| Gender | Total | 719 (100%) |
9 (1.25%) |
710 (98.75%) |
0.747 | |
| Male | 431 (100%) |
6 (1.39%) |
425 (98.61%) |
1 | ||
| Female | 288 (100%) |
3 (1.04%) |
285 (98.96%) |
0.75 (0.18–3.01) |
||
| Type of vaccines | Total | 682 (100%) |
9 (1.32%) |
673 (98.68%) |
0.142 | |
| Astra | 353 (100%) |
3 (0.85%) |
350 (99.15%) |
1 | ||
| Moderna | 147 (100%) |
1 (0.68%) |
146 (99.32%) |
0.8 (0.02–10.05) |
||
| Pfizer | 182 (100%) |
5 (2.75%) |
177 (97.25%) |
3.29 (0.63–21.41) |
||
(*) All shocked cases occur in the first dose of vaccination. This table’s results are based on Fisher’s exact test (2-sided).