Some misconceptions about inoculation are:Inoculation cannot produce lasting immunity. This is not true as the inoculated antibodies can protect against diseases for months or even years after they are produced by inoculation.If a person comes in contact with the virus, he will definitely get ill. This is not true because most viruses need to attach themselves to body cells before they start multiplying and causing symptoms of infection which means if the virus does not find any susceptible cell near it, it cannot multiply itself or cause disease.The medicine given during inoculation makes people sick.  This is one of the most common misconceptions about vaccinations. Most vaccines do not contain live viruses that can reproduce in your body once they are injected into your system.