New Chicken Pox vaccine Gives Shingles

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... in response to Chicken pox vaccine associated with shingles epidemic

New Chicken Pox vaccine Gives Shingles

Liz says:

October 28, 2010 at 6:05 PM

My child received her C.P.booster shot 5 weeks ago. This time she got a mild case of C.P. Two weeks later I got shingles. Why? My older children had full blown C.P. I had C.P. My immunity system is NOT compromised. I believe the vaccines are being made with a new strain of the C.P. family, which makes no sense to me at all. This very well could explain the children's developing shingles, andtheir reaction when exposed to traditional chicken pox, they have half an immunity so they react with shingles. A different strain is different.

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- I had chicken pox at 7, then I had them again at 28 when I caught them from
  
  Steph says:
  
  August 26, 2012 at 10:36 AM
  
  I had chicken pox at 7, then I had them again at 28 when I caught them from my recently vaccinated niece. I think its a different strain too.
  
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