An angry red rash being called “COVID arm” is a harmless but annoying response in some people who get the Moderna vaccine. Aside from sometimes being itchy, it doesn't appear to be dangerous ...

Medically reviewed by Renee Nilan, MDMedically reviewed by Renee Nilan, MD COVID arm rash is a delayed hypersensitivity reaction that occurs approximately five days after the COVID-19 vaccine.

More information has emerged about “COVID arm” — a delayed arm rash appearing after Moderna’s COVID-19 vaccine is administered — including likelihood, duration and treatment. Researchers ...

Some people may experience a rash on their injection arm after getting the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine. The rash is likely a delayed allergic reaction or hypersensitivity. Experts say there's no need ...

There's good news about "Moderna arm," the raised, sometimes itchy red rash some people get a week or so after being vaccinated with Moderna's COVID-19 vaccine. There were concerns people who ...

Some people may get a rash at the site of their injection. You may see this referred to as “COVID arm.” This type of rash is most often associated with the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine and ...

If you experience soreness, redness, swelling, or an itchy rash at the injection site about a week after getting the booster, you likely have COVID arm. COVID arm is a rare reaction. It typically ...

Pain, swelling, and a rash at the injection site are common reactions to Covid-19 vaccines. Less commonly, someone may develop “COVID arm,” an exaggerated skin reaction to the vaccine.

Reactions to the COVID-19 mRNA vaccine usually last three ... Three weeks after the injection, I still had a large lymph node under my arm but the rash resolved. March 9th, 2021 follow-up: I ...