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A friend of mine went deaf due to an allergic reaction to a widely used antibiotic (that is no longer produced). Other than that, I can't think of anything that I have come across personally. That was in the sixties.
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You do still have what were previously unknown side effects, like the heavy periods which probably don't help the whole infertility thing.
which is pretty rich coming from someone who has been taking a small fortune of alternative medicine supplements daily for years.
Reminds me of the acidification website a former colleague sent me to. So big pharma is all about money, but yet this page you've sent me has more product hyperlinks than a 00's porn site. Right.
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The most important long term side effect of vaccinations is not being dead.
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Isotretinoin springs to mind.
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I think people get worried about "long term"side effects that haven't been tested because people haven't actually seen what happens to people 5 years after taking it or whatever. Telling them that large parts of the vaccines were looked at and tested years ago and that with almost all other drugs tested, almost all side effects show up within a short period so these should be no different doesn't seem to help. Are there any cases of actual long term side effects from other vaccines or even short term drugs causing side effects a long time after administration. The main one is thalidomide I guess, but that was used against it's recommendations and has led to more stringent regulations.