Now you are asking a very different question than what you first asked: you are now asking how can we identify a serious reaction as being caused by the vaccine. I suspect you can figure that out yourself, if you think about it. It is related to how the data for the package information was first obtained, and how unexpected side effects for any drug are identified.So if your child/toddler has a serious side effect/affliction after a recent vaccine jab and
the package information or your doctor don't associate the side affect with the vaccine then the vaccine you suspected could not have caused the serious side affect that you've become aware of?
You are aware that the response almost everyone gets when they complain about a product is denial and assurance that all is OK?
In fact, weren't the initial thousands of GWS victims naysayed as malingerers?
But tell you what: I'll answer your question after you answer one of mine! How about my most recent question: why do you cite foreign studies as evidence of vaccine dangers, but not accept foreign studies as evidence of vaccine safety?