Vaccines and Serums: Treatment vs. Prevention After Infection
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Vaccines and serums are used to prevent diseases, not to treat them. Once you have contracted a disease, it is too late to vaccinate or administer serum to prevent it. Treatment for the disease will depend on the specific illness and may involve medications, rest, and supportive care.
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