Herein, we discuss this topic in relation to post-vaccination-induced antiphospholipid antibodies following tetanus toxoid vaccine, HBV and influenza associated in rare cases with antiphospholipid syndrome clinical manifestations.

Vaccination of healthy individuals is the most effective approach to protect the public from infections and prevent the spread of many infectious diseases all over the globe. Licensed vaccines are mostly safe, but in rare cases they may be associated with humoral response to self-antigens due to molecular mimicry, epitope spread, bystander activation or polyclonal triggering. Moreover, the clinical picture of autoimmune conditions following post-vaccination is rarer. Nevertheless, anecdotal case reports on the flare of autoimmune response with clinical manifestations were reported. Herein, we discuss this topic in relation to post-vaccination-induced antiphospholipid antibodies following tetanus toxoid vaccine, HBV and influenza associated in rare cases with antiphospholipid syndrome clinical manifestations. We will discuss the possible mechanisms which pertain to ASIA (Shoenfeld syndrome).

https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/0961203312438115

The funny thing is how they always these side effects/adverse reactions are so rare, which is a qualitative term, not a quantitative term, but anyway. There are so many possible reactions (eczema, sids, scleroderma, dermatitis, asthma, autism, death, anaphylaxis, Guillane barre, paralysis, etc, etc) and so many vaccinations (72 shots for 17 vaccinations), that the rarity is no longer rare but now high probability. Autism now affects 1/40, and infertility affects as many as 30% of military. We are looking at an entire generation as lost.