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**Gohar

Aug 7 2008, 01:29 PM

Dosto .. khushi hoti hay k jub koi ehem mas'la yahan behes O muba'ehsey k liey paish kiya jata hay
lekin ... kisi bhe behes ka maqsad ..." Zatiyaat " ko nishana banana nahin hota ...

guzishta ka'ee dino sey hamarey mohtaram ... aur senior memberz iss mas'aley par intehaie ehem maloomat yahan paish kar chukey hain ...

main naa cheez.. un maloomat k muqabley main kuchh naya paish nahin kar sakta lekin ..
itni darkhuast zroor hay k ...

aik doosrey ki maloomat ka ehtraam kijiey..
uss main mojood eb'haam ko mutassir kun andaz main door kijiey
qayel kijiey k .. aap ki maloomat Bether hain .. aur agar meri maloomat bhe shamil kar lee jaeyn tou inhain mazeed behter kiya ja sakta hay ...

Dosto ... main az khud .. Polio k khatmey ki mohem k ibtedaie dino sey iss progm main shamil raha hoon .. aur door daraz villages aur aisi jag'hon par bhe apney farayez anjam diey hain k .. jahan aam dino main har aik ka pohnchna asaan nahin ...
area supervisor .. aur phir Zonal super visor ki hesiyat sey apna farz anjam diya ... aur apni ma- tehet teams ko behter sey behter andaz main kisi bhe mas'ley ka hall paish kiya ... !!

iss douran kya kya mushkilat paish ati raheen wo alag kahani hay .. lekin iss waqt iss " Topic " ki zroorat mehez iss liey mehsoos ki gaee k ..

Media ney aksar kisi bhe Positive amal ko ... sangeen bana kar pesh kiya hay ... aur haqayeq ko posheeda rakha hay... jis ka asr ye hota hay .. k sada louh awam .. un negative baton ko fouri tour par apney zehen main basa letey hain ...

itni tamheed k baad .. main Copy paste ka amal Dohratey huwey .. OPV ... oral polio vaccine k side effects add kar raha hoon ... k ye mumkinaat bhe hamarey zehen main honi chahieyn .... !!!

Positive point ye bhe zehen main rakhain k .. Millions main sey koi aik " serious " side effect ho sakta hay .... aur shayed yehi " Karishma e Qudrat " bhe hay ..

An Overview of Polio Vaccine Side Effects
Most people who get the polio vaccine do not develop side effects. However, a vaccine, like any medicine, can cause side effects. Most polio vaccine side effects are minor, meaning that the symptoms improve on their own or are easily treated by the healthcare provider. In rare cases, polio vaccine side effects can be more serious. Very rarely, they can cause severe harm or death. It is important to note, however, that getting the polio vaccine is much safer than getting polio.

(This article covers many, but not all, of the possible side effects of the polio vaccine. Your healthcare provider can discuss a more complete list of polio vaccine side effects with you.)

Common Side Effects of the Polio Vaccine
The most common minor side effect from a polio vaccination is a sore spot where the shot was given.

Serious Polio Vaccine Side Effects
Severe polio side effects occur very rarely (less than one out of a million doses). One serious polio side effect that can occur is a serious allergic reaction. Symptoms that may indicate an allergic reaction (or some other serious problem) include:

* Trouble breathing
* Hoarseness
* Wheezing
* Hives
* Pale skin
* Weakness
* Fast heartbeat
* Dizziness
* High fever
* Behavior changes.

These serious side effects can happen within a few minutes to a few hours after the shot, but they can also occur one or two weeks later. If any of these serious problems do occur, call a doctor or get the person to a doctor right away. Tell your doctor what happened, the date and time it happened, and when the polio vaccine was given.

In most cases, side effects do not occur after receiving the polio vaccine. The most common polio vaccine side effect is a sore spot where the shot was given. When serious side effects do occur, they can include trouble breathing, hoarseness, and wheezing. However, most side effects of the polio vaccine are minor, meaning that the symptoms improve on their own or are easily treated by the healthcare provider.

tihami

Aug 7 2008, 01:52 PM

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The most common polio vaccine side effect is a sore spot where the shot was given.

thanks for your post... but I think the above quoted line will be applicable where Intra-dermal inj are given rather than oral polio vaccines as given in our country....

**Gohar

Aug 7 2008, 02:02 PM

QUOTE(tihami @ Aug 7 2008, 01:52 PM) [snapback]3011575[/snapback]

thanks for your post... but I think the above quoted line will be applicable where Intra-dermal inj are given rather than oral polio vaccines as given in our country....

Right Sir....

lekin .. pakistan main intra dermal sirf BCG use hoti hay ...
Mumkin hay k kaheen ye POlio Vaccine bhe dermal ijnect hoti hon ...

thanx

tihami

Aug 7 2008, 05:16 PM

QUOTE(**Gohar @ Aug 7 2008, 10:02 AM) [snapback]3011583[/snapback]

Right Sir....

lekin .. pakistan main intra dermal sirf BCG use hoti hay ...
Mumkin hay k kaheen ye POlio Vaccine bhe dermal ijnect hoti hon ...

thanx

u r right actually.. in UK they give it intra-dermally.. rather than orally...

xplaind

Aug 8 2008, 01:49 AM

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Now, when I was in one of those hideouts, I sat with a preacher who started telling me a story of 1997 during the National Immunization Days. In 1996 the government of Uganda introduced what they call National Immunization Days. For those of you who don't know Uganda, Uganda is in East Africa. It is at the foothills of the Mountains of the Moon just where River Nile begins. And according to paleontology, archeology, molecular biology, it is one of the countries that is said to be the source of humanity because now I think everybody agrees that humanity, from the stage of Australopithecine to Homosapiens, started in Africa - according to UNESCO anyway. So - and it is governed as a democracy - quote, unquote - not that it's not a democracy like you've got here. It's just that I'm always very skeptical when I hear the word 'democracy' mentioned. So they have a parliament. They have a president who is elected by all those that can vote and then they have a parliament. And in the northern part of Uganda just in one district there is some trouble by people who think they should have been president and not they guy who is in charge.

So I was told by this preacher that when the government introduced the National Immunization Days in 1997, most of the children after vaccination started dying. The preacher told me that they had so much death that his cassock, that he wears to go and conduct the burial ceremony, got old. He said "I buried the children and my cassock got old."

In the same room there was one mother who had four children, and she hid one and took three other children for vaccination, and three children died and that one survived. Now when I went to do my presentation and I asked most of the people who were there - about two, three thousand people - each person had the same story.

Now, in 1992 I believed that vaccination was a good thing. I didn't know very much about vaccination like most people, and I thought the doctors must really know what they are doing. So I thought vaccination is a very good thing. But I had an argument with my wife who didn't want my son to receive vaccinations. So I started reading about polio, and I think I knew at that time that there were difficulties with the oral polio vaccine, which I called 'polio Sabin'. So in this lecture I said "I hope it's not the 'polio Sabin'". And that was just the one remark I made. I said "I hope it's not 'polio Sabin'"

Now all my lectures are broadcast every evening, so I'd go before a crowd -I'd give a lecture and they'd broadcast it on radio at night. And the following day the government sent people to me to ask me about my remark -you know, what I meant about "I hope they're not using the 'polio Sabin'."

I didn't know that that was the polio vaccination they were using in the country, because I think I had read from literature from the National Vaccine Information Center - the small consumer - I had a small book, the consumer guide, which must be one of the most well-read books in Uganda because everybody wanted a copy of it, including the health officials from the government.

So they came to me and asked me - they said "What did you mean by 'you hope it's not polio Sabin'?" I said "Well, I hope it's not polio Sabin because, according to the information I have, it was stopped in America in 1996 because it was a cause of polio in America." And they said "Really ? There's no polio in America." I said "Yeah ?" The health officials told me they weren't vaccinating in America, and I said "No, that's not true. I know they vaccinate in America." They said "No, because they eliminated wild polio over there." I said "What do you mean wild polio ?" They said "Well, there's two types of polio. One is wild and one is domestic." So I said "O.K. Of these two polios, which one are you trying to eliminate in this country ?" They said "We're trying to eliminate the wild polio so you can have the domestic polio because the domestic polio can be controlled." And I said "Why don't you leave the wild polio in the bush ? Why do you have to bring it - why do you have to go and fight wild polio to introduce it in the house ? At least if it is out there then you know at least it's not threatening inside the house ?"

But anyway, soon after that, articles started appearing in the newspapers about myself, and they claimed that I was not really interested in my people - in African people, and that to demonstrate that, I had married a white wife - that I had all my children locked up in England, and they had been vaccinated, and I had stopped them coming to Africa because if they came to Africa they'd probably pick up some disease. Now all this was unfortunate for them because at the time my wife was in Africa and my children; and with all due respect, my wife was not white, but they tried to show that really I hated (African) people so much that I couldn't even marry somebody from them.

Now then at that time, the parliament of Uganda, the Minister of Information, the minister in charge of (the) presidency, started writing the attorney general to close the radio station because I was broadcasting anti-government messages. And they sent me civil intelligence to come and interrogate me. At that time they were saying it wasn't really polio they were interested in. It was that I had anti- government views and I was plotting to overthrow the government. Fortunately the intelligence officer who came to interrogate me proved to be very intelligent. When I told him that really the polio (vaccine) they were using in Uganda was discontinued in America because it was the sole cause of polio. And according to the information I had, there was really no polio in Uganda. There had been no polio. I grew up to be twenty five. I didn't see anybody with polio. I started seeing polio when I went to the cities where polio vaccination had taken place. And the more they challenged me, the more I started digging about polio, you know, to educate myself and stand ready to go to court or to be charged. And then what the intelligence officer recommended to government was (that they) bring health officials to debate me at the radio station so that if I was telling lies, then they should come and expose me before my very audience. To this the Minister of Health, who was backed by UNICEF, the United States Agency for International Development and the World Health Organization, said that really it shouldn't be like this

KIHURA NKUBA- Ugandan Radio Broadcaster at the National Vaccine Information Center's Third International Public Conference on Vaccination November 7-9, 2002 - Arlington, Virginia.

xplaind

Aug 9 2008, 01:14 AM

"Polio Vaccine" can't seem to stay out of trouble. A recent outbreak in Nigeria was sparked by the "Vaccine" Itself!

Data on ORIMUNE - The Oral version of the vacccine no longer used in the US but still offered in developing countries because it is cheaper. Made by Wyeth Lederle, formerly a division of American Cyanamid, now American Home Products. This includes links to recent litigation.

Here is the "Polio Page" of Sanofi Pasteur, a division of Sanofi-Aventis. They claim to be the largest corporate donor to the Global Polio Eradication Initiative spearheaded by UNICEF, WHO, Rotary International and the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) - They do not explain why they choose to donate the cheaper version of the Drug that is no longer used in the United States.

A 2005 Report for National Policy Makers by the WHO advising the eventual cessation of oral polio vaccine (OPV).

Fifth WHO/UNICEF Informal Consultation with IPV and OPV Manufacturers
Geneva, WHO/HQ, 23 October 2006

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