RMco.id Merdeka People – There are still many people who do not understand the difference between vaccines and drugs. The Covid-19 Handling Task Force (Task Force) educates the public about the differences between vaccines and drugs.
The official report, # SatgasCovid19 clarified that vaccines are not the same as drugs.
“Vaccine is not a drug. Vaccines encourage the formation of specific immunity in Covid-19 to avoid contracting or possibly becoming seriously ill, “wrote the COVID-19 task force, Sunday (27/12).
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In addition, vaccines are given to healthy people to prevent certain diseases from infecting that person. The vaccine is injected into healthy people.
Spokesperson for the Covid-19 Handling Task Force Reisa Broto Asmoro said, actually people have known vaccines for a long time.
In fact, most of the population has received vaccines since childhood through immunization by injection or dropping into the mouth.
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“Vaccines function to make the body immune to a disease. So how vaccines work once they enter our bodies, ”he explained.
Reisa said, if a disease enters the body that has received the vaccine, the body will immediately detect it as a threat of infection. So, the body will form a system to make the immune system or the antibodies needed to fight the disease.
“The body will remember what to watch out for. So that if there are viruses, bacteria or germs that cause disease, they can be fought, “he explained.
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He emphasized that vaccines would be perfect if 3M’s health protocols, namely wearing masks, washing hands and maintaining distance are carried out with discipline.
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