Vaccines … Is it a necessity?

The controversy over the importance of vaccines in preventing disease has spread again after the spread of many cases of measles in the United States and, in some cases, in Canada. Despite the advice of the American Academy of Pediatrics (APP) on the need to vaccinate various vaccines, many parents do not adhere to these tips, due to the divergence of opinions about the severity of vaccines and the correlation between the presence of autism in children and taking vaccines.
In fact, it is the misinformation of vaccines based on some scientific studies that has caused confusion among parents, especially in Western countries. The spread of communicable diseases is not as important as in developing countries.

Allegations and allegations
Due to the importance of the subject, researchers at the Rush University Medical Center have refuted these scientific claims that children should not receive vaccines to prevent infectious diseases such as measles, including Autism claims and fear of autism. This is not the case at all and there is no definitive proof of the association of autism with vaccination, the exact causes of autism, but there are several theories, none of which are ever vaccine. This belief is common because of a single study conducted in 1997 and, despite its prevalence at the general level, its scientific validity has not been proven over the years.
One team believes that vaccines can be administered, but not necessarily in the first few months of a child's life, with this repetition, especially since some parents complain about the increase in the number of vaccines, which means that vaccination can be carried out at the end of childhood or before adolescence. In fact, the scientific argument is also lacking in this respect. In particular, some minor diseases can have a very serious impact on children if they occur at an early age.
The importance of vaccination in the first months of life is therefore a pledge of disease prevention. It is enough to know that some minor diseases, such as diphtheria or rubella, can lead to serious complications leading to inflammation of the brain and death. Early vaccination was therefore better for the child.
Some vaccine objectors felt that the vaccination schedule was very tight, in that vaccination was mainly between doses of about two months (polio, rubella, measles, and lymph nodes was the first immunization at the time of vaccination). 39, age of two months and 4 to 6 months) and preferably longer The child is able to rest, especially since the vaccines are injectable.
But parents need to know that these tables have been approved after decades of clinical trials. The period during which the dose is taken is considered the optimum period during which the effectiveness of the vaccine is optimal for the protection of the child and the period during which children need to be treated. support to benefit from immunity? In addition, the longer the vaccination period, the more likely the child will become ill, resulting in more injections and treatments.

– non-scientific opinions
Some parents believe that vaccines against a particular disease can cause the disease because it contains virus antigens after the weakening.
This belief is based on a medical fact, but for a certain quality of children, it is children with health problems that affect their immune system, much like cancer. In this case, the virus, even if it is very weak, can actually cause the disease, but these children receive another type of vaccine, such as the virus or bacteria, after being killed rather than simply weakened.
For a healthy child benefiting from natural immunity, the vaccine boosts the immune system by stimulating the production of antibodies. The body treats the weakened virus as a natural microbe and protects the baby's immune system. # 39; infection. This immunity is associated with the rest of the child's life.
One team believes that vaccines contain some harmful chemicals, such as mercury, aluminum and formaldehyde. Although these substances are already toxic and harmful to health, the dosage used in manufacturing is very small and presents no medical risk, it maintains the effectiveness of the vaccine and contributes to the achievement of its mission. There are many toxic substances that can be used in very small amounts, such as Botox used in cosmetic surgery.
Some also believe that different vaccines have not proven effective and are not necessarily preventative. In fact, it's unhealthy. The emergence of different vaccines is not a global map of diseases and some diseases that have threatened millions of people, such as polio, have been almost completely eradicated. Injury prevention ranges from 95% to 100%, which is an excellent course.
It's enough to know that a disease like measles in the 1950s affected almost half a million children in the United States alone, and that after the vaccine is widespread, there are virtually no more injuries .

– Consultant in Pediatrics