HoloDust said:
No, he was perfectly fine before, and than after vaccine various symptoms of PDD-NOS appeared, including his regression in speech and understanding language. It's relatively mild now, after six years have passed, and he improved a lot, but claiming that vaccine cannot cause PDD is quite silly. |
It depends on the vaccine, but basically, your child is one of the incredibly unlucky ones to have had such a severe reaction. Thousands of kids get vaccinated with no side effects.
Having said that, PDD-NOS is notoriously difficult to actually diagnose. From what I remember, the diagnosis guidelines say more about what a child isn't than actually specifying any actual symptoms. PDD-NOS is basically diagnosed when the physician isn't actually sure what's wrong, but some symptoms normally associated with more severe conditions are present. My nephew also suffers from PDD-NOS, but from what I remember, the diagnosis actually differed from country to country (he wasn't living in the UK when he was diagnosed).
