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MMR-II
FDA Approved: 1978
Vaccine Type(s)
Ingredients
- Fetal bovine serum 1,000 ng
- Egg protein 1 exposure
- Glyphosate 3.2 ppb
- Human protein DNA WI-38 1 exposure
- Human protein DNA Wistar RA 27/3 1 exposure
- Monosodium glutamate (MSG) 1 exposure
- Neomycin 25 mcg
- Porcine gelatin 14.5 mg
- Albumin, recombinant human 1 exposure
What you can expect
These are the most commonly reported short-term reactions based on the manufacturer's official package insert.
⚠️ Limited data — rates may not fully reflect real-world experience
Fever
Reported in source
Headache
Reported in source
Malaise
Reported in source
Irritability
Reported in source
Diarrhea
Reported in source
Vomiting
Reported in source
Nausea
Reported in source
Arthritis
Reported in source
Arthralgia
Reported in source
Myalgia
Reported in source
Febrile seizures
Reported in source
Afebrile seizures
Reported in source
Guillain-Barre syndrome
Reported in source
Acute disseminated encephalomyelitis
Reported in source
Transverse myelitis
Reported in source
Encephalitis
Reported in source
Encephalopathy
Reported in source
Subacute sclerosing panencephalitis
Reported in source
Pneumonia
Reported in source
Pneumonitis
Reported in source
Rash
Reported in source
Injection site reactions
Reported in source
Urticaria
Reported in source
Anaphylaxis
Reported in source
Angioedema
Reported in source
Thrombocytopenia
Reported in source
Purpura
Reported in source
Vasculitis
Reported in source
Orchitis
Reported in source
Source: FDA-approved package insert
See the Full Picture
Knowing what’s common is just the start.
- Compare reactions across brands
- See what shows up when vaccines are given together
- Understand what that means for you or your family