In it Buffet Almodóvar & Jara we take the case of a child who suffers a autoimmune encephalopathy and the medical services of the Valencian Generalitat obviate the potential that the Varivax vaccinesupposedly to prevent the chicken poxhas in that cause-effect relationship.
The child protagonist of this story was healthy, as confirmed pediatrician and neurosurgeon who visited him in January 2018. But began his illness 15 days after the vaccine. By then in the hospital they diagnosed:
The diagnosis at discharge from our center is ENCEPHALOPATHY UNDER STUDY (suspected neurodegenerative disease or metabolic disease)”.
A second hospital assesses the infant:
The evolution of E. has been towards a static encephalopathy with severe motor and cognitive repercussions and epileptic seizures”.
Neither of the two Hospitals managed to hit the diagnosisnor achieve any
disease improvement. Not a single suspicion was attributed to the vaccinedespite
the package insert and data sheet indicate this adverse reaction.
In all hospital reports it appears as data that had been vaccinated from
chicken pox. E., we insist, was one healthy child before vaccination. The vaccination schedule is established by the Administration. And it is the one that must ensure that you are are “safe and effective”in this case the damages are disproportionate.
It is the Administration that must form and protocolize actions in cases of suspicions of adverse drug reactionsHow is the case.
What we observe in this case is the malfunction of the public health service due to lack of protocols pharmacovigilance in the detection of serious adverse reactions in childhood immunizations. It’s a serious case of ERROR in the diagnosis and error, consequently, in the prescription.
Luckily there is a doctor, like Dr. C., who has managed to control the epileptic seizures and now E. is a child without seizures and leads an almost normal life. This healthcare professional DID consider it probable that the cause of the disease is the chickenpox vaccine.
Added to all this is the topic I wrote a post about. In it I question the safety and efficacy of the chickenpox vaccine, Varivax, which is administered to children in Spain. The vaccine can cause serious side effects, such as seizures and encephalitisand it has not been shown to be effective in the long term.
In addition, it is not necessary for most children, since the chickenpox is a mild disease It resolves on its own in most cases.
Clinical studies used to approve vaccines are insufficient and adequate testing is not performed to assess the long term security. Parents must have access to complete and objective information about immunizations in order to make informed decisions about their children’s health.