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I developed severe and apparently permanent adverse reactions as a result of Hepatitis B vaccine.
About 4 years ago I was completely healthy and very athletic before this vaccination and have now
suffered severe, debilitating autoimmune side effects from this vaccine.
Should I see an Orthopedic
doctor and/or Rheumatologist for my left shoulder joint pain, which has a limited range of motion when I lift
weights in the gym, not in both shoulders at once, just the left, previously I had no shoulder problems,
I used to lift 100KG but now I get left shoulder joint pain when I lift 50KG and these started after
vaccination. There's a measurable loss in stamina before the vaccine to how I am now, I experience
breathlessness much earlier when I do cardiovascular exercise then before I had the vaccine. I have
chronic fatigue and it is not improved by getting rest. I have a dry persistent cough when there's
nothing to bring up.
Should I see a Neurologist and/or Gastroentologist as I have a persistent pain whenever I'm sitting down,
it's on the upper left side of my abdomen, it's always in the same place. This place hurts when I'm using my
laptop or when I'm watching TV or when I'm sitting on the bus. The pain is related to muscle movement and
positional. The pain seems to dissapear after I stand up or lie down flat. Sometimes I get sharp stabbing
pain on the left side of my stomach. I suffered the residual effects of all these symptoms for more than 4 years.
I did legal research on case reports where the claimant won their claim regarding the injury they suffered from as a result of Hepatitis B vaccine. 5 out of 11 case reports I found were Nerve or muscle related.
About 4 years ago I was completely healthy and very athletic before this vaccination and have now
suffered severe, debilitating autoimmune side effects from this vaccine.
Should I see an Orthopedic
doctor and/or Rheumatologist for my left shoulder joint pain, which has a limited range of motion when I lift
weights in the gym, not in both shoulders at once, just the left, previously I had no shoulder problems,
I used to lift 100KG but now I get left shoulder joint pain when I lift 50KG and these started after
vaccination. There's a measurable loss in stamina before the vaccine to how I am now, I experience
breathlessness much earlier when I do cardiovascular exercise then before I had the vaccine. I have
chronic fatigue and it is not improved by getting rest. I have a dry persistent cough when there's
nothing to bring up.
Should I see a Neurologist and/or Gastroentologist as I have a persistent pain whenever I'm sitting down,
it's on the upper left side of my abdomen, it's always in the same place. This place hurts when I'm using my
laptop or when I'm watching TV or when I'm sitting on the bus. The pain is related to muscle movement and
positional. The pain seems to dissapear after I stand up or lie down flat. Sometimes I get sharp stabbing
pain on the left side of my stomach. I suffered the residual effects of all these symptoms for more than 4 years.
I did legal research on case reports where the claimant won their claim regarding the injury they suffered from as a result of Hepatitis B vaccine. 5 out of 11 case reports I found were Nerve or muscle related.
Try to do a fool blood panel including level of menetals and vitamins try to do all.also tyroid hormone.if every thing is in normal rangewich doubt you will find normal.then go and see rhumato..best
Found another citation, this one has 93 cases whereas the last one had 19 cases
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22235045
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22235045
Found this study "Chronic fatigue syndrome and fibromyalgia following immunization with the hepatitis B vaccine: another angle of the 'autoimmune (auto-inflammatory) syndrome induced by adjuvants' (ASIA)."
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/25427994
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/25427994
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