What are the difference between antibiotic and vaccine

antibiotics provide strong protection against bugs that causes infectoon

on the other hand vaccine strenthen your immune system so there will be less chances of getting an infection

i hope you get it

Both vaccines and antibiotics provide strong protection against germs that cause infections.

Vaccines strengthen your immune system so infections can’t get started, whereas antibiotics help fight an infection that is already making you sick.

ANTIBIOTICS:

Since vaccines and antibiotics do different things, it usually isn’t a problem to use them both at the same time.

antibiotics are weapons against germs, then vaccines help us build our armor. Both pieces are important — and they both play critical roles in keeping us healthy — but they work in very different

Vaccines:

Vaccines help you build a defense against illnesses you could face down the road. We have vaccines against some illnesses caused by bacteria, as well as some caused by viruses.  

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