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Can i have hepatitis a and b vaccines at the same time?
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Hep A and B vaccines: Yes, it is very safe to receive both vaccines at the same time. There is a preparation that combines the 2 vaccines into one shot, thus saving you pain from another needle.
Answered 2/26/2018
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