Parotitis

Rubella

An evaluation of the adverse reaction potential of the three measles-mumps-rubella combination vaccines. 2002, Dos Santos, Rev Panam Salud Publica

Comparison of three different MMR vaccines. Vaccines caused a 1.4-3.1 times increase in the risk of lymphadenopathy, and a 2.5-5.7 times increase in the risk of parotitis.

Measles

Adverse Reactions Following Immunization with MMR Vaccine in Children at Selected Provinces of Iran. 2011, Esteghamati, Arch Iran Med

A study of the side effects of MMR in Iran (43,000 vaccinated children). 1.8% of the vaccinated contracted mumps as a result of the vaccination. Two suffered encephalopathy and two more had anaphylactic shock. That is, the risk of encephalopathy and anaphylactic shock is about 1 in 20,000, rather than "one in a million", as usually claimed.
The risk of convulsions (not febrile) was 1 in 2,000 vaccinations in infants. The risk of febrile seizures was 1 in 1750.

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