Have you or your child ever had an adverse reaction to vaccinations?

Question

Specifically D.T.P (whooping cough, tetnus, diptheria) Prevnar, Rotex, Hep B or basic flu shots.

Answer 1

without these vaccinations you cant attend school, travel outside the USSS United soviet socialists states, some places you cant even get married.

Answer 2

My son had a pretty bad reaction at his three month well visit. It scared me to death I thought he was dying. I have researched them thoroughly and I'm not to happy about putting all of those chemicals into his body. That was the last time he has had a vaccination and he is a very healthy 3 1/2 year old. He seems to be healthier then his vaccinated friends at daycare. They are always coming down with something. It is something you should really research. If you have a open minded Dr. you should be able to discuss this topic with him also.

Answer 3

My son who is now 25 had a reaction to the D.P.T. it was the first inoculation and the leg where he was given the shot swelled so big it was turning purple he was hospitalized for about two days and the Dr.'s told me it was the pertussis part of the DPT the rest of his inoculations where just the DT part.

Answer 4

With one, he had a very slight fever and was a little cranky for a couple of hours. Other than that, not a bit, and he won't have adverse reactions to any of the diseases they prevent, either, because he was vaccinated.

Answer 5

no, but the reason this happens is that vaccination contains the viruses that you are trying to prevent. This only happens when you have a weak immune system or lack of enough white blood cells.

Answer 6

it's very rare. the usual ones are nausea/vomitting if something were to happen. the only contraindication putting someone at risk would be an allergy to eggs.

Answer 7

Diphteria-tetanus. Yes I had

Answer 8

Nothing serious..only just light fever.

Answer 9

never have