Aha ! Got it ! The MMR vaccine can itself cause low platelets, so a good idea to avoid aspirin, then. https://t.co/ZOECeivGUt

@WvSchaik @tonymac5 @SwaledaleMutton @jason_willz1 @USMortality Looks great but isn’t it possible that following the vaccination something appears with similar symptoms but not called measles anymore? https://t.co/tVum5NMOmO

@DrJamesOlsson There is a known correlation between MMR vaccine and ITP. All vaccines challenge the immune system in the same way. https://t.co/VCNbEFngN4

@HislopMD Link on NIH about the MMR vaccine and thrombocytopenia link https://t.co/xar6u1zhPp

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@MaaritLeinonen @heikkor @ultrasylt Onko esim. tämä eri asia? https://t.co/elzwEczJVZ