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can you catch mumps

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trace2 · 17/09/2005 17:07

dd friends 22years old been to hospital told got mumps can you catch it

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SoupDragon · 17/09/2005 17:09

Er... yes, if you're not immune.

trace2 · 17/09/2005 17:17

whoops am so dim sometimes, mmr

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lockets · 17/09/2005 17:29

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spagblog · 17/09/2005 17:48

DD had her MMR and still got mumps.

lockets · 17/09/2005 17:49

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steffee · 17/09/2005 18:16

Me and dd got mumps last year and both of us had been immunised (dd was only 18m and was up to date with jabs)

trace2 · 17/09/2005 19:41

d 21 years going on hols on wed, is she better staying away?

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dinny · 17/09/2005 20:01

my neighbour is dr of inectious diseases and she says the mumps vaccine is pretty ineffective, even after two doses.

Jimjams · 17/09/2005 20:11

hmmm so why don't we do away with it- then everyone can get exposed as kids when infection is often sub clinical, and usually mild- rather than have adults catching it - who are far more likely to be ill/get complications. Is it just me? Or am I missing something?

dinny · 17/09/2005 20:14

crazy, isn't it?

she (my neighbour) then went on to say "Some really weird people actually don't get their children vaccinated, believe it or not."

She did blush a smidge when I told her I wouldn't give mine MMR.

Jimjams · 17/09/2005 20:30

PMSL

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