Do vaccinations cause side effects ?

Question

If you think they dont , see the link about a boy who got an infection from his father who got the vaccination , it's very interesting . -

http://apnews.myway.com/article/20070317/D8NTSS3O0.html

Answer 1

Yes I read an article on that case also. It is rare but that doesn't help if it is you suffering the reaction. I think more of these things happen than we are aware of. I found out the hard way I have a rare reaction to the sulfa drugs and spent 90 days in intensive care.The article in today's "Chicago Sun Times" is a little more in depth.

Answer 2

Well...vaccinations usually don't cause side effects because most vaccinations I know involve injecting a little bit of virus into a person's body when the body is totally infected by that virus. The body defeats that small amount of virus, and T-cells ("memory" cells) remember the way to defeat them and they'll eventually overcome the illness.

Answer 3

you asked a? then answered it, silly.

Different vaccines are correlated with different reactions. You have to weigh risk versus reward.