Can I get COVID-19 vaccine when my hand is cut?

The outbreak of COVID-19 epidemic made people worried and afraid to go far away. If it is serious, even going downstairs to buy food is risky. Fortunately, the epidemic is not particularly serious now, but there will still be new cases. Our country gives free COVID-19 vaccine to eligible people all over the country. This is a great country demeanor, once again handsome by the great China.

Soon, all eligible China citizens 12 years old or older were vaccinated with COVID-19 vaccine. The medical staff are very hard. When there are many people, I will fight from morning till night, and I can go to work normally when there are few people. Anyone who has been vaccinated with COVID-19 vaccine knows that the conditions for vaccination with COVID-19 vaccine are very strict. For example, a nanny who has high blood pressure and is breastfeeding is not recommended to be vaccinated. If my hand is cut, can I get COVID-19 vaccine?

The problem of hand laceration depends on the facts to decide whether COVID-19 vaccine can be inoculated. COVID-19 vaccination depends on the severity of the wound. The wound is small and shallow, and the area of the wound is not large. There is no need for tetanus, and the wound is not infected. In this case, you can get COVID-19 vaccine. On the other hand, if the injured area is large, the wound is deep and large, tetanus or wound infection is needed, and COVID-19 vaccine is not recommended when there is suppuration, and COVID-19 vaccine needs to be vaccinated after the wound heals.

There are no incidents related to human life in COVID-19 vaccine in China, but for your own safety, if you don't know the situation of COVID-19 vaccine, you can ask your doctor at the local inoculation point, and the doctor will give a clear answer.

People who do not meet the vaccination requirements in COVID-19 must be well protected when going out, do not go to crowded places, and pay attention to hygiene. Without vaccination, they will have fewer barriers than others, so they must learn to protect themselves more. People who have been vaccinated should stick to the protection work, and the vaccine cannot guarantee that 100% will not be infected.