Dengvaxia, approved by the FDA, is for individuals 9-16 in dengue-endemic areas. Controversy arose due to differing vaccine performance in those with and without previous dengue infection. The vaccine can lead to severe dengue in seronegative individuals and was misused in the Philippines, causing a vaccine hesitancy crisis. It’s only necessary if living in endemic areas.
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Whether you want to call chicken and measles an infection or a disease, just get vaccinated and protected so you don’t get sick.
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Rhabdomyolysis, a rare condition, causes severe muscle pain, weakness, and dark urine, often due to excessive exercise or other factors like infections, toxins, and trauma. While there are reports linking vaccines to rhabdomyolysis, such cases are extremely rare, with infections being a more common cause. Vaccines are generally safe and vital.
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Here is a clue about who gets SSPE. You won’t get SSPE if you can avoid getting measles.
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