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16 years 4 months ago #68121 by Claudia_B
Yup because vaccinations are virus's and antibiotics are for bacteria:)

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16 years 4 months ago #68099 by hayley
Thanks Claudia_b so then I assume the vaccinations will still work even though I have been giving him a natural anti-biotic.

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16 years 4 months ago #68078 by Claudia_B
Nope, I cant say difinitively but a vaccination is giving you a mild dose of the disease to allow your body to develop antibodies so that your body recognises a virus if it comes into contact with it and is able to respond quicker to fighting the virus. Antibiotics prevent bacterial infection from spreading. So the two can work together by preventing viral (Vaccinations) and bacterial (antibiotic) illnesses, but they wont make one or the other work better:)

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16 years 4 months ago - 16 years 4 months ago #68037 by hayley
I have recently put my 6 month old on Septaguard and Linctagon spray. which are natural anti-biotics. He had his 6 month vacs on Wednesday and was wondering if the natural anti-biotic would affect the vaccinations efficiency. I would not think so but if anyone knows that would be helpful.

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