Vaccines


 * VACCINES**

What is a vaccine? Vaccine is a biological preparation to a disease, which makes our immunity to develop to win the real disease, such as Swine Flu.

How does it work? First we put weakened germ in to our body and let the body fight over the germs. Then, when the big germ gets into our body, our body is already trained with another germ, so the immune system is ready or familiar to fight the new germ. It is just like civil defense training.

Where does it go in the body? Vaccine goes in to the bloodstream and the B-Cells are responsible for using them to develop our immune system.

What vaccines are given to children? What diseases do they help to stop? Childrens get vaccines which would happen mostly during the childhood and also weaker vaccines than adult's vaccines because they are weaker than adults. The vaccines help to stop tetanus, polio, etc...

What vaccines are given to adults? What diseases do they help to stop? Stronger vaccines are given to adults, such as hepatitis B vaccine. They help to stop disease which occurs on only adults, such as 'adult disease'.