May 09, 2011
Does the flu vaccine help for boosting immunity to common cold?
Posted by: admin : Category: Vaccine Immunity
Question by Turbo: Does the flu vaccine help for boosting immunity to common cold?
Though flu is more perilous, common flu is very widespread and may be recurring.
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Answer by Lauren S
yes it just helps our bodies fight the sickness better..
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May 9th, 2011 at 11:03 am
No, the flu vaccine only helps boost immunity to the specific strain of flu that has been predicted to be the most wide spread so you’re not even protected from all flues. Your body makes specific antibodies for the pathogens it comes in contact with. A vaccine works by introducing dead viruses into your body so that your body can make antibodies without the risk of becoming infected!