“The more vaccinations, the lower the mortality rate,” said the internal medicine specialist in an interview with Radio Goftogoo.
In his interview with "Morning Dialogue" program, Hedayat Vali Manesh announced the re-update of the Corona virus; “We are facing stronger variants of the virus every day, and the most important cure against the virus is vaccination.”
He said the information bombardment has decreased public trust in the vaccine; “While new variants are emerging, some say that the side effects of the vaccines were high.”
According to Vali Manesh, the side effects of the disease are more terrible, and in the meantime, the best vaccine is the available one.
He continued; “Vaccination should be performed in any possible form. Previously, some stupid people used to theorize and encourage the general epidemic, but in reality we found that the virus is constantly being updated, and it leads to faster massacre.”
Vali Manesh added; “The media have to be careful about public vaccination and encourage people towards getting vaccinated."
“In Iran, (the medical staff) check on individuals based on the signs and symptoms before vaccination, (and if they show the symptoms), they refuse to do it,” mentioned the specialist, pointing out the claim which some people are infected with corona after vaccination.
Vali Manesh stated; “Many of those who get sick after vaccination are already affected by the virus and are in a latent period, and then they tell others that they got sick as a result of vaccination.”
"Vaccines definitely reduce the risk of infection, not increasing it,” he emphasized on Radio Goftogoo.
Vali Manesh also stressed that one who receives the vaccine is in no way contagious with Covid-19 and doesn’t need to be quarantined.
He added; “One should wait for at least a month after total disappearance of the Covid-19 symptoms, and they can get the vaccine.”
Vali Manesh continued; “The more vaccinations, the lower mortality rate. And people are responsible about it and they should rush to the aid of those who are in charge.”
“Unfortunately, previous officials thought we should reach a general epidemic as the virus was developing every day, but today everybody knows that prevention is better than cure,” he said.
By Azadeh Khajeh Nasiri
