What are some disadvantages of immunization?

Answer 1

Here are the 5 things you must know before you vaccinate your child:

1. Most vaccines contain Mercury, which has some very bad side effects (such as causing Alzenheimer's disease). It's in the vaccines to prolong shelf life. You can ask for a non-mercury version, but it costs extra.
2. While it is true that child mortality has decreased dramatically over the course of the last few decades, the number of children suffering from diagnosed learning disabilities, Diabetes, Asthma, and autism has gone up.
3. Many kids have extremely bad reactions to vaccines. It's happened enough times that the government has limited payouts to $250,000 per child for a "catastrophic reaction."
4. As of 1997, the US government has paid out nearly a billion dollars to 1,000 families whose kids suffered catastrophic reactions
5. Almost 20% of all American children are now chronically ill or disabled, according to the National Vaccine Information Center.

Answer 2

Vaccinations can have side effects, but these are usually minor, and consist of mostly irritation and redness at the site of injection. Some people can also get a low grade fever and tiredness from some vaccines. Reports that vaccines cause autism have been shown to be unfounded. See the related links for more information.

Answer 3

It depends on which immunization you are receiving. Side effects is one of the most common disadvantages.