Painful periods.
pain in the lower abdomen before and during menstruation.
cramps one or two weeks around menstruation.
heavy menstrual bleeding or bleeding between periods.
infertility.
pain following sexual intercourse.
discomfort with bowel movements.
<span>A. Static is appropriate answer</span>
Answer:
During a vaccination, the body is introduced with a weaker, asymptomatic form of a virus. This pathogen will not spread or cause any sickness because it is so weak but the body will learn and recognize in the future the same pathogen non the less. The body still learns to fight the pathogen even if it is weak like in the vaccine.
