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Since September of 2008 a mystery illness has struck the UK after the HPV jab Cervarix was implemented in a school vaccine program.
It has been reported in the UK Mail Online that 1,340 reports have been filed coincidentally
after the HPV vaccine Cervarix was implemented in September. This mystery illness
causes Paralysis, Convulsions, Sight problems, Nausea, Muscle Weakness, Fever, Dizziness
and Numbness, Bell's palsy, Hypoesthesia (loss of sense of touch) and Guillain-
The form arrived from school asking for our consent to allow our daughter, aged 14 to have the Cervarix jab. What responsible parent wouldn’t want the best for their child, and if it gives protection against cervical cancer, surely it’s a no brainer.
After a bit of thought, alarm bells started ringing. She isn’t in a high risk catagory, there isn’t a family history, why inject her with a new drug with no long term track record.
A gut instinct told us to say no.
Out of her whole year group, only 2 girls opted out.
Having now researched it, I am so glad we acted on our gut feelings.
I’m not saying don’t do it, just do research & look at the options, don’t simply believe what you are told.
Who knows what effect it could have in 10 years?
Ingredients
CERVARIX contains the active
ingredients HPV-
HPV-
CERVARIX also contains 3-
4’-
A (MPL), aluminium hydroxide,
sodium chloride, sodium
phosphate-
for injections.
From European Public Assessment Report, Product Information PDF;
Side effects that occurred during clinical trials with Cervarix were as follows:
♦ Very common (side effects which may occur in more than 1 per 10 doses of vaccine):
•
pain or discomfort at the injection site
• redness or swelling at the injection site
•
headache
• aching muscles, muscle tenderness or weakness (not caused by exercise)
•
tiredness
♦ Common (side effects which may occur in less than 1 per 10 but more than
1 per 100 doses of
vaccine):
• gastrointestinal symptoms including nausea, vomiting,
diarrhoea and abdominal pain
• itching, red skin rash, hives (urticaria)
• joint pain
•
fever (≥38°C)
♦ Uncommon (side effects which may occur in less than 1 per 100 but
more than 1 per 1,000
doses of vaccine):
• upper respiratory tract infection (infection
of the nose, throat or trachea)
• dizziness
• other injection site reactions such as
hard lump, tingling or numbness.
Please note, Cervarix is used in the UK
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