system
Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
If I am immune to x disease and give blood, will the person receiving my blood have the same immunity due to my antibodies being inside him?
gpt
If the person received your plasma, they would then indeed possess your antibodies--for a short amount of time, and at a small percent of your total plasma proteins (depending on how many units of plasma they received from you, and if you're currently making that particular antibody) However, the recipient will not possess the B cells (plasma cells) capable of making said antibody, so they will not be able to mount a secondary immune response upon exposure to the disease using antibodies that were originally yours.