Have you ever picked gooseberries? You grow it like this, and it is small and sour and prickly. And then somewhere you come across a bush of large, ripe and sweet gooseberries, and you grab it and run on a thorn. In my opinion, he has some kind of poison in the thorns. It hurts and bleeds.
In short, when I check Anchi Baranova's streams, I am looking for something interesting. I just leaf through and then all of a sudden I run into a heresy that almost physically hurts me. That's about the same with the topic of multiple sclerosis. We are talking about a stream about the month of May and something else there.
Anchu was asked on the stream whether it is necessary to get vaccinated against pneumococcus in case of multiple sclerosis. She says that these pneumococcal vaccines are severe, so she does not advise. The type of multiple sclerosis is an autoimmune disease that, when stimulated by a vaccine, can make the immune system worse and worse.
Almost guessed. But still past the checkout. Indeed, some of the multiple sclerosis vaccines can make it worse. But not with the pneumococcal vaccine. Everything is much more mysterious there. I explain.
Multiple sclerosis is a neurological disease in which our own immunity melts the membranes in our nerves. In different nerves. It's like melting insulation in electrical wires. People become blind from this, lose sensitivity or control over the bladder, cannot walk, breathe or think. There are different options.
So, in the case when the disease has damaged the centers of regulation of breathing or swallowing, a person cannot cough, cannot eat normally, easily chokes and dies from pneumonia. Such people do not care about the progression of sclerosis. Their task is not to die of pneumonia. Therefore, such patients are routinely, that is, they are stupidly vaccinated against influenza and pneumococcus. You don't even need to think there. Because it is not sclerosis that will kill them, but pneumonia. Sorry for my French ...
What? Pneumonia? Yes, it literally happens from choking on food or simply because people lose the ability to cough. Here the fact is that our pharynx does not just pass into the esophagus, but there is also a larynx nearby. If the entrance to the larynx is not blocked while eating, then the food flies into the respiratory tract. There whole system developed on how people with swallowing problems organize their meals.
And even without any meals, if a person has lost the ability to cough, then he often has pneumonia, because his respiratory tract is less well cleared of debris. Sometimes, even just from old age, the cough reflex is weakened, and from this you can get pneumonia.
You can read about how the causative agent of pneumonia multiplies in our nose and gains strength before attacking the lungs. here in this article.
Did anyone dissuade you from any vaccinations?
