Injuries and Adverse Effects from Zostavax
Zostavax was designed to protect against shingles, a painful condition caused by the reactivation of the varicella-zoster virus. However, the vaccine has been associated with a range of serious adverse effects. In the past two years, over 1,000 adverse event reports related to Zostavax, including 36 deaths, have been filed with the FDA. Reported injuries include severe cases of shingles, cardiovascular issues, joint and muscle pain, rashes, pneumonia, vision and hearing loss, facial paralysis, brain inflammation (encephalitis), and in tragic instances, death. These alarming reports highlight the critical need for accountability and justice for those affected by the vaccine.