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. 2022 Mar 24;23:S67–S76. doi: 10.1016/j.vacun.2022.03.002

Table 1.

Demographic details of participants and prevalence of health consequences relating to vaccination.

Characteristics No of participants Total no. of participants Percentage
Male 118 258 45.7%
Female 140 54.3%
Age group Under 20 years 108 258 41.9%
21–30 years 119 46.1%
31–40 years 18 7%
41–50 years 6 2.3%
51–60 years 2 0.8%
Older than 60 5 1.9%
Habits Alcohol 16 258 6.2%
Smoking 11 4.3%
Chewing tobacco 1 0.4%
Occupation UG and PG students 174 258 67.4%
Lecturer 19 7.4%
Pharmacist 15 5.8%
Doctors 15 5.8%
Nurses 7 2.7%
Researcher 8 3.1%
Other workers 20 7.8%
Vaccine AZD1222® 228 258 88.4%
BBV152® 30 11.6%
Post-vaccination reaction Within 3 days 191 258 74.1%
Beyond 3 days 19 7.3%
Male (n = 118) 77 (65.25%) 29.8%
Female (n = 140) 114 (81.42%) 44.19%
Post-vaccination medicine used. 152 258 58.9%
Post-vaccination leave taken 79 30.6%
Cold & cough Recently suffer from 79 258 30.6%
Believing increase in frequency (n = 79) 34 (43.03%) 13.18%
Required longer recovery time (n = 79) 29 (32.9%) 11.24%
Post-vaccination prevalence of health issues Total 93 258 36.05%
Male (n = 118) 40 (33.9%) 15.5%
Female (n = 140) 53 (37.86%) 20.54%
Health issues prevalence as a respect to duration 30–89 days (n = 129) 46 (35.66%) 93 49.46%
90–179 days (n = 80) 30 (37.5%) 32.26%
More than 180 days (n = 49) 17 (34.69%) 18.27%