Not exact matches
Though many early
vaccines worked well,
side effects were always a concern, sometimes because the virus was still infectious, sometimes because proteins were present that triggered
severe immune reactions.
Research has shown that
side effects and adverse reactions are more common, and more
severe, when
vaccines against several diseases are given at the same time, so it makes sense to minimize this as much as possible.
Because, says Cornell, the potential damage posed by Lyme — including
severe arthritic - like symptoms and rarely renal failure — outweighs the minimal odds of
vaccine side effects.
Plus, the disease itself is usually not
severe, and the
vaccine has a relatively high incidence of
side effects.
The FIP virus
vaccine has generally been found ineffective and has produced
severe side effects.