What will happen if we refuse to be vaccinated

Why is vaccination so important

The vaccine - a drug that improves immunity to a particular disease. It contains killed or attenuated bacteria.

Once in the body, the bacterium causes him to fight infection. Since the germ is very weak, a person usually feels light symptoms or no notice. Having dealt with the microbe organism "remembers" how to defend against it. And immune to the disease.

Many believe that the vaccine, on the contrary, can bring an infection. But this is not the case. The bacterium is deadWhat is a vaccine? and do not harm humans.

The first vaccine created in 1796 by the English physician Edward JennerThe history of vaccinationWho was a practicing surgeon in Berkeley. In the 1700s the country was raging smallpox. Once the doctor noticed that milkmaids on his farm did not suffer. He thought that the whole thing in the vaccinia virus: picking up the virus, sick people, but quickly recovered without sequelae.

Dr. Jenner decided to carry out an unexpected experiment. He took sick cow pus and vtor it into a scratch on the man's hand. The patient fell ill with cowpox: there was a light fever and

appetite. But after ten days, the disease is completely gone.

The hypothesis proved true scientist: due to the weak cowpox virus in humans developed an immunity, which prevented him to catch smallpox.

Jenner gave the experimental results to the Royal Society in London. Scientists do not believe him and demanded more evidence. The doctor repeated the experiment on his son and then send the results to the Royal Society. This time his report was published.

When the study made public, people react to such a method of treating with skepticism. They were disgusted with the idea to rub the pus in the wound of the animal. But in spite of discontent in 1853 vaccination became mandatory in the UK.

By 1920, the vaccination has spread around the world. And already in 1980 through vaccination smallpox managed to destroyThe history of vaccination.

Today, vaccinations are not only smallpox, but from influenza, measles, hepatitis A, Rabies, rubella, tetanus, and many other diseases.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends vaccinations throughout life, because it will protect you and your family from the danger of death.

If you are unsure whether or not to be vaccinated, pay attention to statistics.

In 2017, measles deaths worldwideMeasles 110 000 people, mostly children under five years. This is a terrible number. But before the introduction of vaccines against the disease die every year much more - 2.6 million people. During the period from 2000 to 2017, vaccination reduced the number of deaths by 80%. Ordinary vaccination has saved 21.1 million lives.

Each year, about four million people in the US become illChickenpox / Varicella Vaccinationchickenpox. And only two vaccinations reduce the likelihood of ill 90%.

In Russia in 2016 the infant mortality rate from pneumonia has decreasedVaccination: prevention of dangerous diseases and contribution to nation's health by 41% compared to the period before vaccination.

Hepatitis caused deathWorldwide Hepatitis Statistics 1.34 million people worldwide in 2015. The best way to prevent hepatitis B vaccination, doctors believe. It is effective in 90-95% of cases.

Myths about the dangers of vaccinations and exposure

Although the statistics objectively speaks about the benefits of vaccination, at vaccination have opponents. They appeared almost immediately after Edward Jenner invented a vaccine against smallpox.

People refused to be vaccinated for a variety of reasons: lack of confidence in official medicine, religious prohibitions, belief that mandatory vaccination violates their rights, because each person can decide for himself what he do. Now these reasons was added, and more conspiracy theoryIn which the accused doctors. Ostensibly vaccination - it's just business, and doctors are paid for each graft.

The movement called the opponents of vaccination vaccine controversies. In everyday life, these people call themselves antiprivivochnikami. They are confident that the vaccine will harm their health.

Especially sharply there is a question about children's vaccinations. Among the parents was conducted pollCommunicating with parents about vaccination: a framework for health professionals, Which showed that about 2% of them flatly refuse to vaccinate children. And still from 2 to 27% of parents of children vaccinated selectively or late.

Parents fluctuate and are wary of vaccines. Perhaps this is due to myths about the dangers of vaccinations, which spread antiprivivochniki. However, each of them have a scientific refutation.

And maybe more will pass, nothing terrible will happen

Many people do not think flu, Chickenpox and measles dangerous. They are convinced that natural immunity to cope better than the vaccine, so do not see the point of getting vaccinated. In fact, the effects of these diseases can be devastating.

According to studiesAlready 'Moderately Severe,' Flu Season in U.S. Could Get Worse, Influenza kills between 300 000 and 650 000 deaths per year worldwide.

In addition, the disease can cause complicationsFlu Symptoms & Complications. Here is a partial list of the consequences:

• Pneumonia - an inflammation of the lungs;
• myocarditis - an inflammation of the heart;
• encephalitis - inflammation of the brain;
• myositis - inflammation of muscles;
• respiratory insufficiency;
• renal failure;
• sepsis - blood poisoning.

Influenza also exacerbates chronic illnesses. For example, asthma and heart failure.

Chickenpox spreads in the same way as the flu, and is highly contagious. In 2017 only 9 months in Russia were registeredIn Russia, the incidence of chickenpox outbreak 680 000 cases of chickenpox disease.

The consequences and complications of chickenpox:

• liver disease and kidney;
• heart and blood vessels;
• hepatitis;
• the development of inflammatory and purulent processes in the skin;
• arthritis;
• central nervous system disorders;
• paralysis;
• death.

The risk is too great to rely on luck and not vaccinated.

Measles - an acute viral disease. It is believed that this is a childhood disease, but just as dangerous for adults it.

possible complicationsMeasles: Complications:

• diarrhea;
• ear infection;
• pneumonia;
• bronchitis;
• strabismus;
• blurred vision;
• problems with the heart and the nervous system;
• inflammation of the brain;
• death.

It is obvious that diseases that are considered to be not serious, is actually very dangerous.

Side effects of vaccines are unknown

This argument is often found on the forumsagainst vaccination antiprivivochnikov. Opponents criticized vaccinations and medicine argue that doctors deliberately hide Statistics complications after vaccination. And if a false statistics, one can not know how serious the consequences would be.

Evidence that false statistics, no. All information about the effects of vaccination are in the public domain, it is not hidden.

Indeed, after the vaccination side effects may occur. But they are not dangerous, it is a natural reaction of the body. These symptoms are light and disappear in a few days.

After vaccination you may appear:

• pain and redness at the injection site;
• trembling of the body;
• fatigue;
• headache;
• pain in the muscles and joints;
• slight fever.

In rare cases, you may be allergic to the vaccine. This reaction occurs in oneVaccine side effects a man in a million. If you have a allergyYou need to see a doctor, and together solve the problem.

For more information about the side effects of specific vaccination, you can learn from the liner, which must go with each dose of the vaccine. You have the right to ask his doctor.

If you become ill after vaccination, most likely, it is not a vaccine: it may be a random infection or disease. For example, you have made flu shotAnd you have a fever. This symptom can cause the common cold, to which the vaccine is irrelevant.

There are cases when people are vaccinated and still sick, from what inoculated. The reason is that the antibody trapped in the body with an injection develop within two weeks. If you get sick during this period, the vaccine did not have time for you to act.

Vaccinations cause autism

Autism - a feature of the development related to the violation of the central nervous system. It is diagnosed in children up to three years. Children with autism is more difficult to communicate with other people, their language skills are developing more slowly than usual. They may have difficulty understanding abstract things and change activity, different sensitivity to odors, noises, light.

The myth that vaccines cause autism, appeared back in 1998. British doctor Andrew Wakefield published a reportRETRACTED: Ileal-lymphoid-nodular hyperplasia, non-specific colitis, and pervasive developmental disorder in children "Ileal-lymphoid-nodular hyperplasia, non-specific colitis, and pervasive developmental disorder widespread in children" in The Lancet. In the report, he said that the vaccine causes autism in children.

The news shocked and frightened many. The parents refused to vaccinate their children. Many scientists have begun to verify the information to ensure its accuracy and to find more evidence. But checks showed that Dr. Wakefield wrong. In 2010, a commission composed of physicians and scientists recognizedThe Fraud Behind the MMR Scare his research quackery. A chief editor of The Lancet, Richard Horton denied the published article, and stated that he was deceived by Wakefield.

Scientific evidence linking vaccines and autism is not.

The causes of this feature is unknown. Research has shownQuick Facts About AutismThat the problem of autism, perhaps, lies in the genetics and ecology, but certainly not in the inoculations. Numerous inspections have confirmed that the vaccine is safeVaccines Do Not Cause Autism and have no relation to the development of autism.

Aluminum in vaccines is harmful

All vaccines contain additives, which are often about the dangers of talking antiprivivochniki. Thus, the suspending liquid is composed of injections - sterile water or saline. Preservatives and stabilizers (albumin, phenols, glycine) help vaccine stored for longer and do not change the properties. antibiotics prevent the occurrence of bacteria. All of these substances in the vaccines can not harm the body.

One of the ingredients of vaccinations, which are most afraid of - aluminum. It increases the sensitivity of the immune system to the vaccine. Since aluminum - metal in large quantities it is harmful to health, and people are worried.

However, they are worried in vain. the amount of aluminum in the vaccine is not dangerous: in a single dose injection provides a maximum of 0.85 micrograms. Is much more Aluminum receives breast milk with babyThe Problem With Dr Bob's Alternative Vaccine Schedule mother - about 6700 micrograms.

If aluminum was really dangerous vaccines simply would not have to produce. Before release injection, check it a few yearsVaccine Safety in laboratories. The vaccine was tested on people who have given to this voluntary agreement. Studies are ongoing as long as it is established that each component is completely safe for humans. Only then allowed to vaccinate the rest.

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Consequences for all

Vaccination significantly reduced the risk of disease, of complications or even die from infectious diseases. Diseases that in the last century took the lives of millions of people now do not seem so scary. But infection is not gone. They still pose a threat to all of us. Vaccination inhibits the spread of disease, and if we do not get vaccinated, our immunity weakened and infections again prevail.

Thanks to the vaccine turned out to eliminate smallpox. But the virus existsFrequently asked questions and answers on smallpox so far and stored in two laboratories - in the United States and Russia. In addition, some states believe that the virus is in the other locations and can be used as a biological weapon. Just in case you need to be prepared for anything and do not forget to take root.

Most of the illnesses from which there is a vaccine, spread from person to person. If you are not vaccinated and sick, you can infect other people. The more contaminated, the faster spreadWhat Would Happen If We Stopped Vaccinations? disease.

Protection against infections provides herd immunity. If a group of people to be vaccinated, inside her disease will not spread.

This is especially important for those who can not be vaccinated, for example, for infants, sick people and those who have Problems with the immune system. If the majority of people will be vaccinated, it will protect vulnerable members of society from infection.

Refusal of vaccine will lead to outbreaks of disease, the number of patients grow up to be the same as it was before the drugs of the invention.

In 2013, only one unvaccinated teenager caused a large outbreakHow 1 unvaccinated kid brought measles to NYC measles in the last 26 years in New York. The boy brought the infection home from a trip to London. Measles very quickly began to spread, and more than 3300 patients have been reported as a result. There were no deaths, but one child was hospitalized with pneumonia, a pregnant woman suffered a miscarriage. City has spent almost 395 000 dollars and more than 10 000 operating hours, to contain the outbreak.

This is not an isolated case. To infect thousands of people only one infected. It is therefore important to everyone vaccinations on time.

The consequences for you

In Russia, a law that limitsThe Federal Law of 17.09.1998 number 157-FZ (ed. from 07.03.2018) "About immunoprophylaxis of communicable diseases" opportunities unvaccinated individuals.

Lack of immunization can cause:

• ban on leaving the country;
• denial of admission to educational and recreational facilities;
• refusal to work or dismissal.

The absence of vaccination, not only increases the risk of disease, but also can interfere with learning, career or holiday abroad.

In order not to endanger themselves and others, need to be vaccinated. Do not take neglects the fact that could save your life.