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Autoimmunity in patients reporting long-term complications after exposure to human papilloma virus vaccination

Journal: Autoimmunity
Lead Author: Mehlsen, et al.
Original date of publication: 12/01/2022
Link: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/365349164_Autoimmunity_in_patients_reporting_long-term_complications_after_exposure_to_human_papilloma_virus_vaccination

Summary Context

This study reviews the characteristics of 839 Danish females of all ages who had received any form of the HPV vaccine, and found they had symtoms of reactive autoimmunity and immune disorders.

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This study found that the large cohort of young women with side effects linked to HPV vaccination, and found they had symtoms similar to chronic fatique sydrome and myalgic encephalomyelitis.

Abstract or Results, Key Passages

“Almost all pre-licensure studies of the HPV-vaccines used either an aluminum containing adjuvant or another vaccine as control substance [[3], [4], [5]] and thus have several limitations”The patients report severe mental and physical fatigue and dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system…The patients show signs of autoimmunity with significant changes in autoantibodies directed against neuroendocrine receptors that could explain their reported symptoms”


Keywords: adverse eventsautoimmunitychronic fatiqueHPVhuman papilloma virusimmune disorderpain
Full Author List: Jesper Mehlsen, Louise Brinth, Kirsten Pors, Kim Varming, Gerd Wallukat, Rikke Katrine, Jentoft Olsen