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inn [45]
3 years ago
10

Beneficios y perjuicios de una vacuna

Biology
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Sloan [31]3 years ago
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Answer:

Explanation:

Beneficios: desarrollar inmunidad,ayuda al sistema inmunológico a desarrollar la misma respuesta que una infección real, para que pueda desarrollar anticuerpos y combatirla en el futuro.La viruela se ha erradicado por completo gracias a las vacunas y la poliomielitis no se queda atrás. Las vacunas contra la polio todavía se administran para ayudar a mantener el control de la enfermedad hasta que se haya eliminado en todo el mundo.

Daño: síntomas de un resfriado o fiebre leve que muestra que su cuerpo está combatiendo la infección. Puede haber dolor en los músculos o enrojecimiento en el lugar de la inyección. Todos estos efectos secundarios muy leves desaparecen en un par de días, las alergias

NO TOME LA VACUNA

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