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For what reason would someone get the hepatitis vaccine more than once?
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That is how it works: The available vaccines for hepatitis a and b are both given as a series of shots.Extra doses complete the work of building long term immunity that would otherwise fade quickly after one dose.
Answered 12/28/2013
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