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A member asked:
After getting the hpv vaccine, it's really messed w/ my body. achy legs, shooting chest & pelvic pain & reacivated epstein bar. meds 4 this? pls help
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Not the vaccine: The HPV vaccine doesn't cause symptoms like this, and does not "reactivate" Epstein Barr virus. It's something else. Keep working with your doctor. Good luck!
Answered 8/25/2016
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