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YP_Yooper

(291 posts)
9. Vaccines don't protect your sinuses
Thu Jan 6, 2022, 08:36 AM
Jan 2022

They provide systemic antibodies, but this is a respiratory virus, so infects your sinuses and the mucosal immunity (think a runny nose when you get sick) doesn't have those antibodies. So it takes time for your body to kill it, and in the meantime, easily spreads to others. Your innards are protected by the vaccine.

While the currently approved vaccines induce systemic immune responses, they probably do not evoke mucosal immunity in form of mucosal, secretory immunoglobulin A (IgA) or tissue-resident memory T cells (TRM). Secretory, polymeric IgA can neutralize incoming viral particles at the mucosal surface before infection of epithelial cells takes place, which is important for an optimal protection against respiratory virus infections

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-021-27063-4

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I hope everyone gets through this without serious illness. milestogo Jan 2022 #1
My Mom used to say "When you've reached the end of your rope, Atticus Jan 2022 #2
Never heard that one, really like it Walleye Jan 2022 #5
My parents used to make a big pot of chili and freeze itz Tetrachloride Jan 2022 #3
Remember to take care of yourself as well. Too many people getting this Walleye Jan 2022 #4
Feeling your concern this morning... my 21 yr old granddaughter is being tested this morning... secondwind Jan 2022 #6
Vaccines don't protect your sinuses YP_Yooper Jan 2022 #9
Before I got brave enough to give shots to all my foster felines, I used an "intranasal" vaccine Karadeniz Jan 2022 #18
Hopefully their researach will pan out. YP_Yooper Jan 2022 #26
Vaccines do not provide total immunity Random Boomer Jan 2022 #14
my niece and her family got it. barbtries Jan 2022 #7
My adult children' sister, niece and niece's daughters ALBliberal Jan 2022 #8
my wife tested positive/I tested negative onethatcares Jan 2022 #10
Retest with a throat swab? ecstatic Jan 2022 #19
just a guess..... getagrip_already Jan 2022 #20
thanks, she gets the bedroom/bath combo onethatcares Jan 2022 #24
My twin granddaughters snowybirdie Jan 2022 #11
Hope that they are on the mend quickly Sherman A1 Jan 2022 #12
Hope she and her boyfriend recover quickly! MissB Jan 2022 #13
My DIL tested positive as well Maeve Jan 2022 #15
I hope everyone recovers good and well, quickly. Bluethroughu Jan 2022 #16
I'm so sorry. piddyprints Jan 2022 #17
all the best to them markie Jan 2022 #21
Vibes to you all. applegrove Jan 2022 #22
I must gently disagree. Borchkins Jan 2022 #23
May all be well soon blogslug Jan 2022 #25
It may be in our house also....... getagrip_already Jan 2022 #27
Best of luck to all! CaptainTruth Jan 2022 #28
Sending hugs and healing vibes for all of you. niyad Jan 2022 #29
My 34 year old daughter has had it twice Woodwizard Jan 2022 #30
I'm sorry Dorian Gray Jan 2022 #31
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