Dooms,
Febrile seizures, every time a child has a fever they are at risk for febrile seizure, this is self-limiting and not dangerous. Every small virus or infection that makes a child febrile, they can have a seizure which is associated with the change of temperature.
Being that the MMR vaccine gets the body to reach and generate a response to the antigen that was placed in the body, there is a fever which may cause children to have this otherwise benign seizure.
Thrombocytopenic Purpura, (known as ITP), anytime the body reacts to a virus or infection, it creates antibodies that attack the virus, what can happen is that the body should also attack the platelets and temporarily cause a reduction in the platelet count, this is usually self-limited and not treated.
This can happen with any virus even something like the common cold.
Below is from the ITP Support Association.
“Children with MMR induced ITP typically have the transient self-limiting form of the disease with moderately low platelet counts and milder symptoms. Generally, no treatment is needed. Importantly, there is clear evidence that those who have already had ITP are at no greater risk of recurrence as a result of the vaccination. There is no evidence that MMR is causally related to chronic, long-lasting childhood ITP.
The risk of ITP developing as a result of the MMR vaccination is now estimated at 1 in 22,300 doses, but this is considerably less than the risk of ITP developing following the illnesses themselves. Measles induced ITP is common, rubella is estimated at 1 in 3000 cases, and even mumps is occasionally associated with ITP. Of course, there are many more serious complications of these diseases than ITP.
Advice from the Association’s medical advisors is that the fear of ITP is no reason to avoid vaccination, either for children who have had ITP before or for those who have never had it. Children are much more likely to come to harm from the diseases the vaccine prevents than from the few and rare side effects (such as ITP) associated with the injection.”
If you were slightly educated and actually understood what is behind your claims, you would have realized that what you posted is ridiculous.
With regards to (aseptic) meningitis, I am sure that you probably meant to say that while some have made the argument that the MMR vaccine can cause aseptic meningitis.
a. it has been proven that there is no link.
b. for sure not a greater risk than the actual virus, even those that claim there is a risk, it is by far lower risk than the actual virus.