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oh no, not another vax thread!! this time single measles - what adverse effects did your lo experience?

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ratbunny · 05/08/2008 10:57

I have decided to give ds single jabs, as each time her has jabs his eczmea really flares (after the 5 in 1, it flared and got infected for an entire month, nothing would bring it down!), and I thought any reaction would be less severe with fewer diseases in the vaccination iyswim.

I am also concerned about the autism links, of course. I understand its a small subset of childnre etc and that mmr is safe for the majority.

But I am wondering what adverse effects anyones los had from single measles jabs?

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ratbunny · 07/08/2008 17:03

shameless bump!

also, he has been grizzly all week - off his food, whingy and felt hot (but no thermometer, so dunno if he had a rised temp or not). should I still take him?

[probably unnecessarily worried]

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bohemianbint · 07/08/2008 17:05

will watch this - am also planning on giving DS singles (for own peace of mind really)...

vonsudenfed · 07/08/2008 17:10

DD had no real reaction to single measles - was a bit grumpy afterwards, but then she had been before, as teething!

She had more of a reaction to some of the other standard vaccines (including eczema flare ups) to be honest.

ratbunny · 07/08/2008 17:11

vonsudenfed - that is reassuring. ds has always reactd with eczema flares, so its kind of good to hear someone elses did, but was ok with singles measles..

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edam · 07/08/2008 17:11

None - ds was absolutely fine.

HappyMummyOfOne · 09/08/2008 11:55

None here either after any of the 3 seperate jabs and DS has excema.

ratbunny · 09/08/2008 12:55

I bottled out! silly woman! but I thought, I havent read into it enough and would be really paranoid, and I need to be confident. The doctor told me, as I was cancelling due to 'illness', that a lot of people cancel up to 3 times and then he tells them to just come in and have it done! I am planning on doing it when I come back from holiday now.

but positive stories are still welcome!!

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fuzzywuzzy · 09/08/2008 12:58

neither of mine had any reactions to the single jabs, dd1 has mild eczema and the vax didn't make it worse or anything.

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