Did HPV Vaccine Cause a British Girl's Death?

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news2013 of CO 3:29AM March 12, 2013

i am 36yrs old and was diginosed wit cervical cancer. i had to have a radical histeromecty they said it was stage1a2. i have 3 kids 2 of them are girls so im trying to figuar out if i should get them vaccinated or not. i started with my oldest 2 years ago but she never got her last shot then i heard of the deaths so i said no way i wasnt worried because it didnt run in the family well i was to the 1st 2 have it and now my girls have a greater chance of getting it. please help i just dont know what to do i need advise

mariah of IL 12:44PM April 28, 2010

I'm Eve and i'm 13 i recently added a comment saying i was worried bout having the hpv jab but i had my 1st one today and i'm going to tell it like it was i went in and sat on a chair next to the nhs nurse she told me all about it again and then she asked me some questions then she gave me the jab and i could feel it going in and it did bleed a little but there is nothing to worry about and my friends were all ok aswell im really proud of me and my friends anyone being offerded the jab i say take and this is from someone who originally didnt want it.

Eve Lily-Ann Witherington of WY 10:49AM March 08, 2010

i'm Eve and i'm 13 i'm due to have the jab on monday 8th march 2010 (3days)
and after hearing and reading about the side effects i'm having lots of 2nd thoughts and am so scared now about having it anyone have comments on what im to do? please comment back or email me.

Eve Lily-Ann Witherington 11:47AM March 05, 2010

Stumbled on the article and I'm a little confused. This protects against 70 types of cervical cancer? I thought the vaccination was to immunize against the HPV virus? How do you catch HPV? And is it what causes cervical cancer? Is the author saying a Pap Smear prevents cervical cancer? What about preventing HPV in the first place?

Valerie of ID 4:59PM January 15, 2010

You know what I think is UNREAL is that thousands of women die from HPV and they are only giving out vaccines to young girls! I can understand to vaccinate them at young ages - if I had a daughter I would get her vaccinated immediately. If I was younger I would go as well to get the vaccine but I can't. I am ONLY 33 years old. I have had abnormal paps-I have horrible plantar warts and skin tags all caused by HPV. However, no-one will give me the vaccine which would help! Our government is so messed up!

Janice of MA 12:02AM January 08, 2010

There are side effects.
Journal of the American Medical Association, 18 Aug. 2009
In the U.S., from 1 June 2006 to 31 Dec. 2008:
Vaccinations given: 23,000,000
Adverse reactions reported: 12,424.
For every 100,000 women:
- 8 women will faint
- 7 women will become dizzy
- 7 women will have a skin reaction at the injection site
However, 772 reactions were serious: anaphylactic shock, (a severe allergic reaction), blood clots, pancreatic failure, and motor neuron disease.
32 deaths were reported but only 20 could be verified by the researchers. The other sere either provided by Merck & Co. without further information or unverifiable secondhand reports.
That all sounds terribly drastic. However, compare it to the risk of general anaesthetic. You'd have a "general" if you were undergoing an operation. Yet the risk of death is at least 1 in 200,000, not the apparent 1 in 750,000 with Gardisil. Some doctors put the risk of GA at 1 death in 50,000 or even 1 in 10,000.
Another perspective: Perhaps 15 girls a year died of injections. Meanwhile, a survey covering 2/3 U.S. children found over 1220 deaths from child abuse in 2007, and those are confirmed cases from child services, leaving some undiscovered. And in 2006 1,593 children under 18 were killed by firearms, a rate of 2 per 100,000.
If you want to mount a campaign to save children's lives, why not pick one of those?

Calm Down 1:17AM October 18, 2009

It turns out the girl had a massive, undetected tumour. Nobody looks for cancers in young children because they're so rare. So now that's zero deaths from the vaccine. Most adverse reactions are a little redness, soreness, or fever the next day. Would you stop with the scare tactics, already?
Some children get sick, anyway. "After" doesn't always mean "because." Some of the posts here remind me of a time when the BC government was spraying against spruce budworm. They announced the schedule in advance. On the scheduled day, hundreds of parents phoned in to complain that their children were itchy, had headaches, and had all kinds of mysterious symptoms. The only problem was that the spraying had been cancelled because of weather conditions.
If your children are ill, kindly hie them to a doctor and find out what is really wrong before lashing out against vaccination.
There has been no epidemic of strange symptoms here, where the schools are running the vaccinations to protect as many people as possible.
The drug companies did not and could not test their medicines on children, so they are dealing with people who have already been exposed to HPV. So I'd guess that the benefit is calculated for an unexposed population and that's why it's higher. You could look into the research.
It is by no means automatic that some other strain will come in and take the place of the ones giving us cancer now. That hasn't happened with diphtheria, polio, smallpox, whooping cough, measles, rubella, or mumps. The only time we get them is when anti-vaccine propaganda reduces the number of people who are protected below a safe level and then we get the same old whooping cough, measles, or mumps back again. A 14-year-old boy died of measles in Britain because of irrational anti-vax scares and, it now turns out, fraudulent research that altered dates to make it seem that pre-existing conditions suddenly appeared after vaccination.

Calm Down 12:25AM October 18, 2009

wow i cant believe i feel so sorry for the familys of the girls i was seriously considering getting that injection but now i will seariously think about it

jennifer cote of ND 7:00PM September 30, 2009

Would the schoolgirl have died in class had she not received the vaccine? Unlikely I hear you say and that is my opinion. Sudden death coinciding with the vacination may be the culprit but what role did the vaccination play? Was the schoolgirl anxious or distressed prior to the vaccination? Is there a history in her poor family of sudden deaths, I say poor because to lose a child under these circumstances must be devastating. We have not been told if she had a primary vaccination sometime earlier and if she did then an autoimmune cause may be likely.Over the past years much has been said about MMR and its problems, if there are any! There is a sense that the state may act like a juggernaut to implement, in the best interests, vaccination programmes. Maybe the use of a regulator or brake is in order until the truth is out.

Michael Alexander 3:36PM September 30, 2009