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Why is immunization not possible for diseases such as diabetes?
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∙ 15y ago
Immunisation is the process of inoculating a person with a weak form of an infection. Their body then prepares antibodies and heals itself; those antibodies remain so if the disease strikes again it is ready to defend itself. Diabetes etc. cannot be caught like a cold as they are developed conditions that occur from changes to a person's organs' operation.
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Why is there a need for immunization?
To protect ourselves from infectious diseases
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It is possible to have Gestational Diabetes during pregnancy.
What are the General methods of immunization against diseases?
Eating organic foods and juicing
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Diabetes Mellitus
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Diabetes
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active immunization by vaccination
What are the common terms used in family doctor office by staff?
Immunization names like MMR, HPV, Hib diseases and conditions like copd, asthma, DM (diabetes), URI, AGE, CAD Procedures like I&D, biopsy, ear lavage
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Type 1 diabetes
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non-communicable diseases
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diabetes
