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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"i dont think the MMR was about when i was a kid but i am guessing i would have had the 3 seperate innoculations??
i rang my mum to ask ad she doenst fecking remember!!!!  "
Yer best get it done then. |
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By *phroditeWoman
over a year ago
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There was a lot of debate about teh MMR being given as as single jab when it was even associated to causing autism at one point. I believe that is why it is now generally administered in separate jabs? |
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It's still ordinarily administered as a triple vaccine in one jab at the age of 1 and on starting primary school.
The nonsense about autism a few years back did public health in the UK a considerable amount of damage as some parents were scared into not giving their kids some or even any of the three components.
I sincerely hope it doesn't happen but I feel some of them will pay the price. |
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"There was a lot of debate about teh MMR being given as as single jab when it was even associated to causing autism at one point. I believe that is why it is now generally administered in separate jabs?"
Its NOT generally administered that way otherwise it wouldn't be called an MMR vaccination. |
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"It's still ordinarily administered as a triple vaccine in one jab at the age of 1 and on starting primary school.
The nonsense about autism a few years back did public health in the UK a considerable amount of damage as some parents were scared into not giving their kids some or even any of the three components.
I sincerely hope it doesn't happen but I feel some of them will pay the price."
Me mammy always said she'd pefere a kid with autism than one who was extremely ill, or worse.
Any time there's a 'new' jab there's always going to be worries about side effects, the h1n1 was the same.
It's just the way of the world
I say go for it if the docs are recommending you get it, but if you're worried you can always talk to them about it first?
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