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Your body creates antibodies - as a result of being infected. An antibody only attacks an infection it's been 'programmed' to identify - so a single antibody will not attack multiple diseases. For example - say a person develops measles and chicken pox. Their immune system would produce two different antibodies to attack each disease.
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