docs say no.... but there are a few ppl out there that believe shots trigger seizure... let me know ur opinion..... thanks... molly
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Answer by Anonymous at 10:13 AM on Feb. 8, 2010
Vaccines can trigger febrile seizures (seizures that are the effect of a sudden rise in temperature rather than a fever that has been present for a prolonged length of time). During follow-up, those who had the febrile seizures after vaccination were no more likely than usual to have additional seizures or mental or developmental problems. According to one of the biggest studies on the subject, the vaccines do not appear to cause any long-term disabilities, such as epilepsy or retardation.
Answer by Anonymous at 12:41 PM on Feb. 8, 2010
Oh yes, the huge pharmaceutical conspriacy has taken over the main-stream media. The billion dollar "alternative medicine" industry is completely different and would only do things for the good of people, never to make money. You can only trust the claims of practically ananoymous people like myheartx4. Anything that the media says contrary to her opinion is propaganda from big pharm, but anything that matches her opinion is truth.
Just make sure that you know how to evaulate information you find. Yes, sometimes vaccines cause fevers that can trigger a seizure in children, but the evidence does not support that vaccines cause seizure disorders like epilepsy. Nor does it support the idea that vaccines cause autism.
Answer by Anonymous at 12:51 PM on Feb. 8, 2010
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