HPV Vaccine - what you may not know | featured post 97

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ATTENTION TO ALL PARENTS/GUARDIANS, SCHOOLS, CHURCHES, COMMUNITIES ETC.

PROMOTION OF HUMAN PAPILLOMA VIRUS (HPV) VACCINE - THE NEED FOR INFORMED CHOICE.

The Ministry of Health, in collaboration with GAVI, Unicef, WHO etc, are telling the parents, Churches, Schools,etc to bring out our girls, aged 9-14years en mass to be vaccinated against HPV.

In UK and USA, all parents are required to sign a consent form before the vaccine is given to their children.

We express serious concern and reservations against this vaccine since the HPV that it is supposed to prevent is a sexually transmitted infection. This means that children who are not sexually active are not at risk of contracting the infection.

Therefore the most cost effective and appropriate strategy is to use social and behavioural approach as in similar infections to teach young girls to respect their femininity; their bodies and those of other children, and embrace chastity as a way of life. Thereby preserving and promoting sex within marriage and family life.

Reports abound on the adverse effects of the vaccine, ranging from death to cancer, neurological disorder including paralysis, ovarian failure; leading to infertility etc.

Right now, there are many class action suits in the USA, UK, Columbia etc against the manufacturers of HPV vaccine, demanding for its withdrawal from circulation and asking for compensation for injuries, deaths, infertility etc suffered by the victims.

Ideally, health care providers should give patients and clients adequate and proper information they need to make informed choice about a given intervention rather than coerce or force them. This choice can be a consent or a decline. In this case of HPV vaccine, the public has not been adequately and properly informed about the good or adverse reactions from the vaccine.

HPV vaccine is to prevent HPV infection which is sexually transmitted as stated above and not against cancer of the cervix as people are presently being told. So there is misinformation in this.

Besides, Gadasil, the vaccine currently being promoted in Nigeria, is not effective against the strains of HPV found in Nigerian and African women.

Vaccines are usually evaluated on 4 points:
1) Is it necessary?
2) Is it safe?
3) Is it effective?
4) Is it cost effective.

Since HPV is sexually transmitted, only sexually active will be infected. Out of those infected, the natural body immune system can destroy 99% of cases. The infection may persist in only 1% of the people. This is the percentage that may develop cancer of the cervix in 10-15years if undetected. But with simple pap smear done every 1-3 years, every sexually active woman can prevent cancer of the cervix.

Shall we because of 1%of women, expose our little girls to such deadly vaccine? Who wants our children dead maimed or sterilized?

The paragraphs above have answered the 4 questions. The vaccine is not necessary. It is not safe. We have seen that it causes many complications. Gadasil is not effective against the strains of HPV found in Nigeria. It is not cost effective. There is a better option. Chastity education for our children, male and female and yearly to 3 yearly pap smear test for sexually active women.

If we have to use a vaccine for HPV, we should as well, do the same for other sexually transmitted infections such as syphilis, gonorrhoea, chancroid, chlamydia, HIV etc. Using a deadly vaccine for treating a condition that has simple remedy, is like killing a fly with a sledge hammer. We say "NO" to making a sacrifice of our innocent children.

Parents you can now make informed choice. Insist that no child should be vaccinated without presenting a consent form duly signed by parents.

https://youtu.be/HfrozQkDWbI?si=EZ9yF_I79fIeAqFa

For more information, watch the above YouTube video showing complications witnessed in different countries.

Thank you.

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Published

November 28, 2023

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Nigeria, Abuja

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