Kontakta vaccina

Det är vanligt att få milda biverkningar efter vaccinationen mot covid Exempel på biverkningar är trötthet, feber, frossa, muskel- och ledvärk samt huvudvärk. Allt detta är en naturlig reaktion från kroppens immunförsvar.

Allvarliga biverkningar är mycket ovanliga, men om du får hög feber och känner dig sjuk i mer än ett dygn eller får andra ovanligare och mer allvarliga symtom efter att du vaccinerat dig, bör du kontakta din vårdcentral. Det gäller även om du har eller har haft andra allvarliga nytillkomna besvär som till exempel bröstsmärta eller andningsbesvär. Du kan då efter läkarbedömning till exempel rekommenderas ett annat vaccin för nästa dos.

Läkemedelsverket följer upp säkerheten och effekten av de vacciner som används i Sverige. Information om hur du rapporterar misstänkta biverkningar finns på Läkemedelsverkets webbplats.

Rapportera misstänkta biverkningar ()

  • kontakta vaccina

    • Information to the vaccinated individual about the National vaccination register

    Under the Act on Registers of national vaccination programmes (), care providers must report all vaccinations within the vaccination programme for children, vaccination programme against pneumococcal infections for risk groups and COVID vaccinations to the National vaccination register. This applies to vaccinations within the vaccination programme for children carried out from 1 January , the vaccination programme against pneumococcal infections for risk from December and COVID vaccinations from 1 January The vaccinations are then registered in the National vaccination register and the Public Health Agency of Sweden is the data controller.

    The purpose of the National vaccination register is to monitor the effect of national vaccination programmes and COVID vaccinations. Accordingly, Sweden gets a better tool for follow-up and surveillance of national vaccination programmes and COVID vaccinations as regards vaccination coverage, protective effect, vaccine failure and adverse effects.

    Several types of information are kept in the register: the date of the vaccination, the vaccinated person’s persona

    Vaccinations

    Many severe diseases which previously caused significant number of cases and deaths have now become more or less extinct in Sweden. Vaccinations have been paramount to achieve this. Following access to clean vatten and improved sanitation, vaccinations are the most efficient way to promote health and rädda lives.

    In Sweden, all vaccinations are voluntary. Vaccinations included in national vaccination programmes shall be offered free of charge by regions (or municipalities for school-aged children) and registered in the national vaccination registry.

    National vaccination programme for children

    Children and adolescents are offered vaccinations against eleven diseases through the child and school health care services.

    Children who have missed vaccinations or arrived in Sweden later than the scheduled time of vaccination are eligible for catch-up vaccinations.

    On this page you will find a table showing how the Swedish vaccination programme for children has evolved over the years:

    Previous Swedish vaccination programmes

    National vaccination programme for risk groups

    Persons at fara of severe pneumococcal infections are offered vaccinations against invasive pneumoc