what are long/short term effects of the anthrax immunization?
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Short term effects - a sore arm.\n\nLong term effects - none that I have had or anybody I have ever met has had.\n\nThe vaccine was approved by the FDA over 30 years ago.  If there were problems with it we would have known decades ago.
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the effects that it caused.
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Inhaled insulin has many long term effects, namely lung damage.\n\nInsulin shot have no long term effects, you just need to make sure you rotate where you are injecting so you don't get a fat build up.  \n\nIf you have type 1 diabetes, there is no alternative to some form of insulin.  If you have type 2, you may be able to try diet and exercise (no side effects) first, or pills, but pills can cause upset stomach and liver damage.\n\nComment on post below:  No such thing as a pump you don't need to check your bs with.  You always need to check your bs.  The new minimed has a continuous meter built in, but that still needs to be calibrated with finger sticks, and it does not decide and give insulin doses automatically.  It's not approved in the US anyways.
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Do you remember your last immunization shots? It's not as bad as that, although it takes a few moments longer. So, no, it doesn't hurt but you will feel it. It's not a big needle and you won't feel the blood coming out.\n\nI'm really freaked out by needles, too. The truth is that the anxiety is worse than actually getting it done. Keep in mind that it only takes a few seconds and that there are far worse things to be awake through. Getting your blood tested is a positive thing that renders important information. It's not like you are getting your teeth pulled, where you have to sit through the drilling, crunching and yanking at your jaw. \n\nJust try to keep it in perspective.
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The 92 health effects reported to the FDA by patients and doctors are: abdominal pain, anxiety attacks, arthritis, asthma, asthmatic reactions, bloating/edema, blood sugar control problems (hypoglycemia or hyperglycemia), brain cancer (Pre-approval studies in animals), breathing difficulties, burning eyes or throat, burning urination, inability to think clearly, chest pains, chronic cough, chronic fatigue, confusion, death, depression, diarrhea, dizziness, excessive thirst or hunger, fatigue, feeling “unreal”, flushing of face, hair loss (baldness) or thinning of hair, headaches/migraines, hearing loss, heart palpitations, hives (Urticaria), hypertension (high blood pressure), impotency and sexual problems, inability to concentrate, infection susceptibility, insomnia, irritability, itching, joint pains, laryngitis, “like thinking in a fog,” marked personality changes, memory loss, menstrual problems or changes, muscle spasms, nausea or vomiting, numbness or tingling of extremities, other allergic-like reactions, panic attacks, phobias, poor memory, rapid heartbeat, rashes, seizures and convulsions, slurring of speech, swallowing pain, tachycardia, tremors, tinnitus, vertigo, vision loss, and weight gain.
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Yellow fever vaccine generally has few side effects; fewer than 5% of vaccinees develop mild headache, muscle pain, or other minor symptoms 5 to 10 days after vaccination.
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I had it done before..effects---sore throat....maybe cough up a lil blood....dangers...well, with any "procedure" there are dangers. ..but great advances have been made there!!!  Alternatives...Ummmmmmmm...x-rays and scans but from what I am told..not the same as actually looking..I suffered from heartburn for YEARS!!!!!!!!!!! So....I was actually in great relief after my scope...been on meds ever since and can eat anything I want:):):)
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Any shot that needs to be given in a large dose needs to go in the back side. this prevents it from being AS painful and alows it to be distributed evenly and not knot up. The hep A immuno globulin shot does sting during and can feel kind of like a bruise the next day, a little sore, and you may feel a little nauseated, some dry toast or crackers can help with that. But, doesn't that sound alot better than getting hep A?
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diarhea, vomiting, chills, nausea, stomach ache/cramps, fever are the common ones. they usually clear up on their own within 12-48 hours.\n\nif you have trouble breathing, speaking, moving are seeing things double, you need to go to a hospital immediately. \n\nsymptoms depend on what organism caused it.
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hard to say. will probably be awhile. the virus is very difficult to treat because it constantly mutates, so as soon as we develop a vaccine the virus has already mutated so it is ineffective. i think there is probably quit a bit of research going into it. its becoming more of a chronic disease, its not that unusual for people to live more than 20 years after being infected anymore (in the US anyway, africa is a different story)
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Sorry to hear about the pain. It happens to most people with the tetanus shot.\nIt will go away in a few days.\n\nI'm sorry I couldn't get this message to you earlier.\n\nDo NOT get vaccinated.\n\nA vaccinated person is MORE likely to get a disease than  a non-vaccinated person. The whole theory of vaccination is flawed. It causes a weakening of the immune system thus making those who are innoculated more susceptible to disease.\nThere are so many awful side effects to vaccination that it should be considered extremely dangerous.\nJust sit back and think for a while.\nIs there any sense in injecting a disease directly into your body.\nWe have been subjected to an awful mind control program to enable the drug manufacturers to make a fortune.\n\nThe Vaccination Hoax\nhttp://www.whale.to/b/hoax1.html\n\n\nIf you go to the vaccination liberation web page, at\nhttp://www.vaclib.org/exemption.htm\nYou will find all the forms necessary to provide exemption for your child.\n\nIf you want to study the history of vaccination, see\nhttp://dgwa1.fortunecity.com/body/vaccination.html
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See first thing is it causes different effects on human body as per culture, for example.\n\nFastidious gram negative bacilli causes Actinobacillus Opportunistic cause of blood infections.\n------------------------------------------------------\nGram Positive Rods causes.\n1 Bacillus anthracis/cereus/thuringiensis.\n2 anthracis causes anthrax. \n3 Bacillus subtilis. \n4 Lactobacillus. \n\n\nAnd Gram-Positive Cocci causes\n1 Staphylococci form flat packets of cells. Two species are common: \n\nStreptococci cause \n\n"strep throat" \nimpetigo \nmiddle ear infections \nscarlet fever (a result of a toxin produced by the organism) \nrheumatic fever \na rare form of toxic shock syndrome
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Symptoms\nThe incubation period for tetanus is 3 days to as long as 15 weeks (with the average being about 8 days) [2]. For neonates, the incubation period is 4 to 14 days, with 7 days being the average. Most of the time, the further the wound is from the central nervous system, the longer the incubation period. Incubation period length and likelihood of death are inversely proportional; a deep, contaminated wound that allows the bacteria to flourish and causes a quick, aggressive infection is much more life-threatening than a shallower, less-contaminated wound that causes milder symptoms to appear days or weeks later.\n\nThe first sign of tetanus is a mild jaw muscle spasm called lockjaw (trismus), followed by stiffness of the neck and back, risus sardonicus, difficulty swallowing, and muscle rigidity in the abdomen. The stiffness and spasming of muscles expands throughout the body inferiorly, and can be so powerful that they cause muscle tears and even fractures[3]. These muscle contractions are due to tetanospasmin—a chemical released by C. tetani—which the release of both of GABA and glycine, the neurotransmitters that serve to inhibit muscle contraction.\n\nTypical signs of tetanus include an increase in body temperature by 2 to 4°C, diaphoresis (excessive sweating), an elevated blood pressure, and an episodic rapid heart rate. Spasms and muscle contraction last for 3 to 4 weeks, and complete recovery may take months. About 30% of tetanus victims die, most of whom are elderly patients. In developing countries, the mortality rate may be as high as 60%.\n\nComplications of the disease include spasms of the larynx (vocal cords), accessory muscles (chest muscles used to aid in breathing), and the diaphragm (the primary breathing muscle); fractures of long bones secondary to violent muscle spasms; and hyperactivity of the autonomic nervous system.
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Its not so much a disease in side effects. Its caused from Pine Needles (pinus ponderosa) and the toxin is isocupressic acid and it primarily affects cattle. Signs of symptoms are: abortion, indigestion, high doses may develop renal and neurological disease. Abortions generally occur between 48 hours and 2 weeks after exposure. Dosage is highly variable, some cows are sensitive and a small amount may induce an abortion.
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http://www.ask.com/web?q=effects+of+implementing+clinical+administration%3F+&qsrc=0&o=0
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As a former long term user (10+ years) I haven't really noticed a whole lot of long term side affects.  All of the side affects that I noticed stopped after about 2 months of being clean.  Some of those were short term memory loss, lack of motivation to the point of procrastination, laziness/tiredness, and social anxiety problems.  It is also thought that a person who uses does not mature mentally or emotionally past the point they were at when they started using until after they stop using.  Never noticed any kind of paranoid/schizophrenic type of stuff.  Also smoking seeds is supposed to cause sterility.  There is the possibility that it causes cancer or other respiratory diseases although as far as I know it has not been proven.  Also, I can state that I have not had any lasting affects to my memory or attention.  I am currently enrolled in college and am maintaining a 3.76 GPA with a lot less studying than a lot of people.  In addition I smoked before taking my ACT (was high when took) and scored a 27 composite score.
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Raptiva injections. Some side effects such as lowered immune system as that is how it works..by suppressing the immune system