Experiencia en la vacunación frente a la COVID-19 en personas con antecedentes de alergia
BACKGROUND // A common consultation since the beginning of the vaccination campaign against COVID-19 was related to people with a history of allergy to drugs or other vaccines. The objective of the study was to describe what happened after the administration of the vaccine against COVID-19 in people...
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Veröffentlicht in: | Revista española de salud pública 2023 (97) |
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Zusammenfassung: | BACKGROUND // A common consultation since the beginning of the vaccination campaign against COVID-19 was related to people
with a history of allergy to drugs or other vaccines. The objective of the study was to describe what happened after the administration
of the vaccine against COVID-19 in people with a history of moderate and severe allergy, vaccinated against COVID-19 in a Primary
Care Emergency Center (PCEC).
METHODS // Observational descriptive study with sixty-four people with a history of moderate and severe allergy was carried out,
vaccinated in PCEP, between May and October 2021, in the Barcelonés Nord and Maresme (Barcelona province), after assessment by
primary care pharmacologists and pharmacists. The percentage of people with adverse events that occurred after vaccination during
their stay in the PCEP, the types detected and severity were calculated. Subsequently, a telephone survey was conducted to determine
patient satisfaction. A descriptive analysis (calculation of proportions) was performed.
RESULTS // The mean age of 49.7 years (from twelve to ninety-four years) and 90.6% were women. 87.5% of the administered vaccines
were Comirnaty®. Adverse events occurring after vaccination were detected in fifteen patients (23.4%), of whom four (6.25%)
were manifestations of hypersensitivity, all classified as mild. The reasons for vaccination were a history of allergy to NSAIDs (45.3%),
antibiotics (32.8%), analgesics (17.2%), vaccines (28.1%), other substances (40.6%) and anaphylaxis (26.6%). The degree of general
satisfaction was 9.11 (out of 10).
CONCLUSIONS // The percentage of patients with a history of anaphylaxis and allergic drug reactions who present hypersensitivity
reactions to COVID-19 vaccines is 6.25% and all are mild.
FUNDAMENTOS // Una consulta habitual desde el inicio de la campaña de vacunación frente a la COVID-19 fue la relacionada
con personas que tienen antecedentes de alergia a fármacos u otras vacunas. El objetivo del estudio fue describir lo ocurrido tras
la administración de la vacuna frente a la COVID-19 en personas con antecedentes de alergia moderada y grave, en un Centro de
Urgencias de Atención Primaria (CUAP).
MÉTODOS // Se realizó un estudio observacional descriptivo con sesenta y cuatro personas que tenían antecedentes de alergia moderada
y grave, vacunadas en CUAP, entre mayo y octubre de 2021, en el Barcelonés Nord i Maresme (provincia de Barcelona), previa
valoración por farmacólogos y farmacéuticos de Atención |
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ISSN: | 2173-9110 1135-5727 |