Is hit BCG vaccine won't get tuberculosis

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Is it true that if you have BCG, you won't get tuberculosis? The general answer is "yes", because the BCG used for tuberculosis is usually a live vaccine, which is usually made by eliminating the toxin of the virus or by taking a live microorganism that has no poison. BCG is the most common one, because the live vaccine can grow and reproduce itself in the human body, In addition, it can also provide moist immunity, so the effect of live vaccine is better than that of dead vaccine, because it can grow and reproduce by itself. Therefore, in general, if you have BCG vaccine, you can use it for a lifetime.

Is hit BCG vaccine won't get tuberculosis

Generally speaking, it should be like this, because the Bacillus Calmette Guerin of Mycobacterium tuberculosis usually uses live Mycobacterium tuberculosis, and then try to make its toxicity weaken, or directly eliminate its toxicity, and then hit it into the human body, so that the Bacillus Calmette Guerin can grow and reproduce in the human body.

Because the BCG vaccine is live, it is not very safe. Generally, the safety of BCG vaccine is not as good as that of dead vaccine. Generally, the BCG vaccine should be maintained at a relatively low temperature for a long time. The effect of BCG vaccine is good.

Because BCG vaccine is a live vaccine, it can reproduce and grow in the human body, and will not disappear, so the time of BCG vaccine can be used for a long time. In fact, a person usually gets BCG once. Generally, if they get BCG vaccine, they will not get tuberculosis

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BCG is generally extracted from the live Mycobacterium tuberculosis, which is generally used in the live Mycobacterium tuberculosis, and also beat it into the human body, so that it can be in the human body for a long time