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[Infographic] - Comprehensive Information on COVID-19 Vaccines Administered in Viet Nam - Moderna Vaccine

This document has been developed in accordance with the COVID-19 Vaccine Vaccination Practice Guidelines Handbooks of the National Expanded Programme on Immunization.

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Nutrition Before and After COVID-19 Vaccination

COVID-19 vaccination is designed to prevent and slow down the spread of acute respiratory infections caused by the SARS-CoV-2 virus by helping the body produce antibodies against it. According to the Ministry of Health, the most common post-vaccination reactions include fever, rashes at the injection site, pain, and fatigue. Depending on individual physiological characteristics and the type of vaccine, physical reactions may vary. Therefore, appropriate nutritional supplementation is essential both before and after vaccination to maintain physical well-being and accelerate recovery. Immune system function can be supported and optimized, and the body's resistance against pathogens can be strengthened, through a balanced and nutrient-rich diet.

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Nutritional Strategies for the Prevention of COVID-19 Transmission

Amidst the complex developments of the acute respiratory infection caused by the novel coronavirus (COVID-19), alongside infection prevention measures recommended by the Ministry of Health and the World Health Organization, ensuring an adequate diet and maintaining a positive, healthy lifestyle play a crucial role in boosting immunity and preventing disease.

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Severe COVID-19 Patients Require an Appropriate Nutritional Regimen to Prevent Physical Exhaustion

“For severe COVID-19 patients, if treated solely with medication without concurrent nutritional enhancement, it easily leads to malnutrition, physical exhaustion, delayed recovery, and prolonged hospital stays,” shared MMed. Dr Nguyen Trung Huy from the Department of Nutrition, Hue Central Hospital.

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Nutritional recommendations for asymptomatic COVID-19 patients and prophylaxis for F1 quarantined at home

If you are quarantined at home under F0 or F1 status, don't forget that nutrition is one of the important factors that help you have a better chance of overcoming this disease. Nutrition helps support and improve the body's protective "barriers" such as immune cells, antibodies, skin, respiratory mucosa, gastric mucosa,...

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Nutrition for recovery after COVID-19 treatment

Nutrition helps the body have good health, improve resistance, and restore health after illness. Especially for patients after COVID-19 treatment, nutrition is even more important.

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Nutrition for COVID-19 Patients

In addition to pharmacological treatment, COVID-19 patients require an appropriate nutritional regimen to boost resistance, alleviate symptoms, enhance treatment efficacy, and shorten recovery time.

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