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. 2022 Jan 7;40(7):1019–1025. doi: 10.1016/j.vaccine.2022.01.002

Table 4.

Relationship between adverse reactions and vaccination responses.

Number of participants Antibody titer of post-vaccine samples, AU/mL (mean ± SD)
Adverse reactions after the first dose
 All
  No 245 14,727.2 ± 8,844.6 P = 0.119
  Yes 398 15,941.2 ± 9,988.4
 Local reactions
  No 289 14,957.1 ± 9,150.2 p = 0.213
  Yes 354 15,904.4 ± 9,909.3
 General fatigue
  No 506 15,243.8 ± 9,542.3 p = 0.233
  Yes 137 16,346.1 ± 9,703.3
 GI symptoms
  No 623 15,527.3 ± 9,520.3 p = 0.473
  Yes 20 13,963.4 ± 11,462.5
 Fever
  No 604 15,187.2 ± 9,270.8 P = 0.002
  Yes 39 19,992.8 ± 12,820.5



Quality of daily living affected
  Not so much 161 15,541.3 ± 10,365.4 P = 0.035
  Some how 213 15,696.5 ± 9,204.0
  Largely 23 21,178.2 ± 13,095.7



Adverse reactions after the second dose
 All
  No 115 11,989.7 ± 7,891.7 P < 0.001
  Yes 514 16,726.3 ± 9,802.8
 Local reactions
  No 256 14,764.2 ± 9,043.0 P = 0.116
  Yes 373 15,992.5 ± 9,978.7
 General fatigue
  No 240 13,629.5 ± 9,463.3 P < 0.001
  Yes 389 16,642.0 ± 9,548.1
 GI symptoms
  No 582 15,359.8 ± 9,497.4 P = 0.224
  Yes 47 17,136.8 ± 11,013.7
 Fever
  No 342 12,957.9 ± 8,285.6 P < 0.001
  Yes 287 18,513.0 ± 10,244.3



Quality of daily living affected
  Not so much 87 13,154.9 ± 8,424.5 P < 0.001
  Some how 228 15,328.2 ± 9,138.4
  Largely 199 18,727.2 ± 10,538.1

GI, gastrointestinal.