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Original Research

Minor to Moderate Side Effects of Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 Vaccine Among Saudi Residents: A Retrospective Cross-Sectional Study

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Pages 1389-1401 | Published online: 19 Apr 2021

Figures & data

Figure 1 Flowchart for the COVID-19 vaccine questionnaire participants.

Figure 1 Flowchart for the COVID-19 vaccine questionnaire participants.

Table 1 The Study Participants’ Demographic Characteristics, COVID-19 Past Infection, Type of Vaccine, Number of Vaccine Doses, and the Onset of Side Effects

Table 2 The Reported COVID-19 Vaccine Side Effects and Their Correlation with the Vaccine’s First, Second, and Both Doses

Figure 2 The percentage absence (no symptoms) and presence (yes symptoms) of COVID-19 side effects reported by the study participants following the vaccine’s first, second, and both doses. Results were offered as frequency (percentage (%)).

Figure 2 The percentage absence (no symptoms) and presence (yes symptoms) of COVID-19 side effects reported by the study participants following the vaccine’s first, second, and both doses. Results were offered as frequency (percentage (%)).

Figure 3 The reported COVID-19 vaccine side effects after the vaccine’s first, second, and both doses. Results were offered as frequency (percent (%)).

Figure 3 The reported COVID-19 vaccine side effects after the vaccine’s first, second, and both doses. Results were offered as frequency (percent (%)).

Table 3 The Reported COVID-19 Vaccine Side Effects and Their Correlation with the Participants Ages

Figure 4 The reported COVID-19 vaccine side effects distribution according to the participants’ ages. Results were offered as frequency (percent (%)).

Figure 4 The reported COVID-19 vaccine side effects distribution according to the participants’ ages. Results were offered as frequency (percent (%)).

Figure 5 The correlation between presence and absence of COVID-19 vaccine side effects and the participant’s sex. Results were offered as frequency (percent (%)). Correlation between variables was evaluated using the Chi-square test. ***Significant difference at p ≤ 0.001.

Figure 5 The correlation between presence and absence of COVID-19 vaccine side effects and the participant’s sex. Results were offered as frequency (percent (%)). Correlation between variables was evaluated using the Chi-square test. ***Significant difference at p ≤ 0.001.

Figure 6 The reported COVID-19 vaccine side effects distribution in participants previously infected with coronavirus versus non-previously infected participants. Results were offered as frequency (percent (%)). Correlation between variables was evaluated using the Chi-square test. ***Significant difference at p ≤ 0.001.

Figure 6 The reported COVID-19 vaccine side effects distribution in participants previously infected with coronavirus versus non-previously infected participants. Results were offered as frequency (percent (%)). Correlation between variables was evaluated using the Chi-square test. ***Significant difference at p ≤ 0.001.