My senior daughter completed her second dose of the new corona vaccine today at the Self-Defense Forces Tokyo Large Scale Vaccination Center in Otemachi, and the entire Ebata family has completed its vaccination mission.

At this point, she seems to have "no" adverse reactions.

She said, "Sometimes I notice palpitations".

Well, I think the reactions will start tomorrow, and I have no intention of relaxing the Ebata family's measures against household infection.

Vaccination can only reduce the probability of infection or illness (especially severe illness), and low resistance to mutant strains is also a concern.

Still, I feel a bit "relieved".

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I remember that when my wife and I were both getting our second dose of vaccinations, the woman sitting next to us was acting strange.

Her face was bright red, had a scared expression on her face, and she tightened her body, so I thought, "Anaphylaxis is coming?" I was about in a position to support her body.

However, I noticed, that

"Huh? She is not injected yet, isn't her?"

I don't know if the woman was afraid of the shots or the vaccination, however, she was terribly afraid.

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Anaphylaxis can also be triggered by psychological factors.

I just did a search on one of the reports for "anaphylaxis" and "psychogenic" and found that 22 out of 44 reports were determined to be "psychogenic reactions".

I can't judge the whole case by this one, but I was surprised by the large number, 'still 50%'.

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The mind and body are inseparable entities.

I remember being shocked when I actually calculated the number of young women dying from mental illness (anorexia, etc.) on my computer.

Anorexia is killing more young women than coronavirus (at the moment).

That aside.

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-- "Dispelling fear" is needed to increase vaccination rates.

I came to confirm that this was the case.

But I also know that science and logic have a hard time competing with emotions like fear.

I'm thinking, "What can I do?