The United States Food and Drug Administration has officially warned people while using Moderna and Pfizer vaccine about rare cases of Heart Inflammation.
The US drug regulatory body, FDA, officially added a warning to the Moderna and Pfizer COVID vaccines of the possible heat inflammation on Saturday.
However, FDA still insists that the vaccine's benefits still far outweigh its risks.
The FDA warning says that those who experience symptoms like Chest Pain, Shortness of breath, and pounding of heart following the vaccination should be seeking immediate medical attention right away.
The latest data from the US Centers for Disease Control (CDC) shows at least 323 confirmed cases of Heart inflammation in the United States.
As of now, more than 170 million adults in the States have received at least one dose of COVID vaccines. The number is more than 66% of the adult population in the United States.
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