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What to do if i had this morning a hepatitis a, b and tetanus shot. plus i started the typhoid vaccine orally. is that safe?
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Completely safe: It is totally safe to get multiple vaccines in one setting. I have given as many as 7 at one visit without any problems and with development of good immunity. Make sure you get the subsequent doses at the appropriate intervals.
Answered 10/1/2019
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