If a vaccine is given after infection, does it work as a cure?

Question

Say I'm infected with a disease, if I get a vaccine afterward, will it kill the disease?

Answer 1

Well, technically vaccines don't kill the disease. It helps your body produce an immunity to the disease by producing antibodies that will help kill off the disease more efficiently the next time you are infected with the disease.

Answer 2

No. Vaccine is usually a weakened form of the disease and a lot of people will get the disease but with very mild symptoms (some don't get it at all).