The tetanus vaccine can cause death from antiphospholipid syndrome

ISSalute is an information site strongly desired by Walter Ricciardi when he was President of the Istituto Superiore di Sanità (ISS).

About the antiphospholipid syndrome (APS), also known as Hughes syndrome, The site reports that “It is a disorder of the body's defense system (immune system) characterized by episodes of thrombosis (formation of clots within the blood vessels), repeated miscarriages (loss of the fetus) and reduced amount of platelets in the blood (thrombocytopenia). The APS affected people may develop:

– Deep vein thrombosis, blood clots in the lower extremities

– arterial thrombosis, which can cause stroke or heart attack

– brain clots, with consequent problems with balance, of mobility , viewing, speech and memory

The APS is an autoimmune disease.“

At page, dated February 2018, states that “It is not known what induces the immune system to produce antibodies …“

E’ Note that this disease like many others emerged only in the twentieth century , and it is designed today “as a cause of thrombosis potential, recurrent miscarriages, blood disorders and skin. Today the syndrome is considered a more complex disease, with neurological manifestations, cardiac and other vascular, that can mimic other conditions, autoimmune and not. It can occur in the course of other diseases (Positions secondaria) or it can remain as a form in its own right (Positions PRIMARIA) “

Actually a research from May 2018 He has shed light on at least one possible origin of the disease, highlighting the connection with the immunizations and in particular with that against tetanus.

E’ He appeared in the journal “Current Rheumatology Reports” research “Role of infectious diseases in the Antiphospholipid Syndrome (including its destructive variants).” conducted by Mendoza-Pinto, Garcia-Carrasco, Cervera which reports a link between vaccinations such as that against tetanus and the antiphospholipid syndrome characterized by the development of thrombotic events and abortions in pregnancy caused by the antibody.

The study found that in the pathogenesis of APS including its harmful variants not only the role of viral infections, in particular of the hepatitis C virus, but also the connection with vaccinations, in particular against tetanus. In other words, the accumulated evidence supports the idea that the presence of apl is indeed associated with a variety of infections including viruses, battery, fungi and parasites, but due to molecular mimicry between the two molecules, there is also a link with vaccinations in particular against tetanus. And the wild antibodies may be associated with thrombotic events including fatal APS.

Therefore, we must ascribe to some vaccines not only the most widespread one Autoimmune syndrome Guillain-Barré not surprisingly reported in many technical data sheets of many vaccine products as an adverse event, but now also the antiphospholipid syndrome to date little or nothing in the reported warnings.