mmr

[dilf]

my daughter is allergic to eggs,i believe the measles part of the vaccination is cultivated in egg white,a private clinic that administers single vaccinations has no resuscitation facilities in case she has a reaction,could i buy the single vaccinations and get a doctor to administer them at either an nhs hospital or a private hospital that has resuscitation facilities.the single jabs link to autism is increased with babies with low tolerance levels so ive been told

[sense4all]

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[valleyman70]

My son is also allergic to eggs and we simply called the NHS hospital when his jab was due and he went in there to have the MMR all in one jab (as we are not convinced at the arguments that rage over it) and he suffered no ill effects. Why can't your NHS hospital provide this service ? Are you completely against the single jab ?

[curiosity]

I didn't have my daughter vaccinated with the triple MMR for the egg reason. I still haven't managed to get single vaccination (although I must admit, I've kind of give up) I personally consider the vaccination to be a greater risk to her than German measles or mumps, though I know measles can be worse, and I do accept that Rubella can have worse consequences for Pregnant women and Mumps for young men. But her intolerance to eggs and the effect on the bowel (even mine when I was pregnant with her) has worried me about the risk of Crohns disease in later life. The MMR might have no immediate effect, but I don't think anyone really knows about later on. Just as a women weighing up the risks of having an amniocentesis after blood results, I done this with the vaccine, and personally concluded that any potential harm was greater if she had the vaccination. Anyway hope you get sorted