Nerve twitching can occur with fatigue, electrolyte disorders, and epileptic episodes, and can be vaccinated if it is controlled smoothly, and conversely, vaccination is not recommended. When nervous twitching develops, it usually manifests as uncontrolled twitching of the limbs, which may be accompanied by impaired consciousness. If the nervous twitching has been stabilized and there have been no recent seizures, the Neocoronavirus vaccine can be injected. The Neocoronavirus vaccine produces the appropriate antibodies to prevent the Neocoronavirus, just as in a normal person. If the patient’s condition is not stable and has had frequent seizures recently, vaccination is not recommended. Nerve twitching may be accompanied by a decrease in the body’s immunity, which is not conducive to the production of antibodies at this time. Whether or not neocoronavirus vaccine can be given for neurotics should also depend on the patient’s specific condition, and it is recommended to judge whether or not to receive the vaccine under the guidance of a doctor.