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Yeah, I remember that doctor, when I was about one and a half…
It may hurt a bit (even 3 weeks) but the pain is not as bad as the pain one can experience from the disease without the vaccine.
Vaccines often hurt at the site of the vaccination. That’s normal. Anything more is a (very unusual) bad reaction.
yes vaccines hurt. and sometimes the area is swollen for a few days.
and if it really hurt for that long, you should have called the doctor and told him.
Nowhere near as painful as dying from influenza (thousands of Americans do die from it each year) or pertussis, or measles. Polio isn’t necessarily painful you just will never walk (or, in some cases, breathe) on your own ever again.
” We naturally resent other people’s dishonesty”
That you even start an anti-vaccine shows that you buy into the anti-vaccine nonsense that was started by one of the most dishonest physicians in history, Andrew Wakefield, whose fraudulent data started the anti-vaccine movement. That is certainly not honest.
Vaccines often hurt at the site of the vaccination. That’s normal. Anything more is a (very unusual) bad reaction.
That is not true. It is very normal to also feel run down after the flu shot. I don’t know why you are making stuff up.
I don’t know why you are making stuff up.
He must be from the pro vaccine lobby.
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