3 days ago. I stepped on a nail indoor in the
morning. I researched the whole day in the
internet and planned not to have any vaccine shot.
But when I read the part that the tetanus toxin
can bind to the nerves permanently and the only
way to remove it is to grow new axons. I decided
to take the shots rather than spending 30 years
have chronic spasms which would make walking like
dancing.. this is provided you survive the
breathing stoppage and heart attack. So I went to
the emergency room and get tetagam tetanus
immunoglobulin and tetavax 0.5ml tetanus vaccine.

Looking back. I should have taken the
immunoglobulin only. I learned the aluminum
hydroxide adjuvant is not good. However, I read that
one has to get a second shot a month later and
third shot 6 months later for full immunity. But I
don't think I need full immunity. I mean, all the
hundreds of adults I know never got vaccinated and
never got tetanus. So can I just avoid the second
and third shot? Is there side effect from only 1
shot taken and not completed??

Also I can't understand the mechanism whereby
tetanus vaccine shots can sometimes cause adverse
reaction like this woman who developed autoimmune
neuropathy. Can anyone point out the mechanism of
how this could have occured?? How can taking
tetanus bacteria with toxins removed and your body
producing antibodies to it results in neuropathy,
etc. Anyone?

James