Why vaccination can improve the body s resistance to related diseases

When the vaccine enters the human body, due to its weak pathogenicity, but it has virus specificity, it can arouse the body's immune response, immune cells will be activated and memory cells exist in the body, and when the live virus invades the body, it can quickly activate the immune system and kill the virus.

Specific antibodies are produced after vaccination.

Just like the first time you see "Sister Feng" and others, you have to be startled, and the second time you see it, you will not be surprised, a truth.

Pay more attention to exercise and nutrition, and go to the hospital to consult a doctor.

Exercise more, injecting protein and the like is not a fundamental solution...

Eat more fruits, vegetables... Exercise more, do more aerobic exercise...

You can't just get vaccinated, and now there are some places that have introduced incentives in order to estimate vaccination. But I don't get vaccinated because I have a bonus. ......As for the question of whether to get vaccinated, I will analyze it from three aspects: personal physical conditions, whether there is a need for vaccination, and whether vaccination will affect me.

1. First of all, I have to decide whether to get vaccinated or not according to my physical condition.

For people who are healthy and have sufficient immunity, vaccination may not be necessary. ......And for people with low immunity, vaccination is necessary. ......Therefore, on the question of whether to get vaccinated, I will first decide whether to vaccinate according to my physical condition.

If your body has enough resistance, you may not go for vaccination. ......And if you are weak and need to be vaccinated to protect yourself, you will go to the vaccine.

2. Secondly, I have to decide whether to get vaccinated according to whether I need to get vaccinated or not.

The purpose of vaccination is to gain immunity and protect one's health. ......Therefore, vaccination will only make sense for those who have relevant needs. ......If I don't have the need to get vaccinated, then I won't get vaccinated.

And once I need to protect myself by getting vaccinated, then I will definitely get vaccinated.

3. Finally, I will consider the question of whether the vaccination will affect me.

When choosing whether or not to get vaccinated, I focus on the question of whether getting vaccinated will affect me. ......If the vaccine will affect me because of the *** problem in the future, I will carefully consider whether to get vaccinated. ......If I don't have such concerns, I will decide whether to get vaccinated or not according to my personal constitution and my own needs.

These are just a few of the factors I consider when deciding whether to get vaccinated or not. This does not include the "bonus" factor, and I will not get vaccinated in order to get the "bonus".

The vaccine will temporarily reduce people's immunity, but don't worry, it will recover quickly after a few days. The principle of immunity is that a vaccine is a germ that is injected into the human body to defend and resist future viruses.

The vaccine will not reduce people's immunity, but will increase immunity, which relies on the antibodies in the vaccinated vaccine to play a role in immunity. Prevent viruses.

It won't let the immunity decrease. After these vaccines enter the human body, they will bind to the DNA in the body and then kill some viruses, which in turn will produce a certain immune effect.

3. Ways to improve immunityIn order to improve one's immunity, there are actually a variety of ways and means, and in ordinary life, we must do regular physical exercise to maintain a healthy body. Secondly, we should eat scientifically and reasonably, eat healthy food, and do not eat some unhealthy food.

Most people who have been vaccinated have long-term immunity!

The effect of vaccination against disease has been fully affirmed, but the protective effect of any vaccine is not 100%, and individual recipients can lead to post-vaccination immunization failure due to individual special reasons, such as low immune response capacity and other factors. However, a large number of studies have shown that even if the disease occurs after vaccination, the clinical symptoms after the disease are much milder than those who are not vaccinated. In addition, if the recipient happens to be in the incubation period of the vaccine against the disease at the time of vaccination, and the vaccine has not yet produced a protective effect after vaccination, it will also develop the disease after vaccination, which is a coincidental disease.

The role of phytophag inoculation in the prevention of disease is as follows:

1) The only means Vaccination is the only means of preventing the disease, and there is no other way. Such as swine fever, porcine parvovirus, porcine pseudorabies, porcine Japanese encephalitis and foot-and-mouth disease and other viral infectious diseases.

2) Main means Vaccination plays a major role in the prevention of the disease. For example, some harmful bacterial infectious diseases.

3) Adjunctive means Vaccination plays an adjunctive role in the prevention of the disease.

4) Secondary means: Vaccination plays little or no role in preventing the disease, or vaccine immunity is not effective.

At present, the morbidity and mortality of pigs are very high, which is not unrelated to vaccination. There are dozens of vaccines for pigs, and we must figure out which ones should be vaccinated. Viral vaccines, which are the only means, must be given, and vaccines that are the primary means must be given whenever possible.

It is best not to vaccinate other vaccines and prevent them with a programmed dose of broad-spectrum antimicrobials.