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A member asked:

Hi doctor, i am 21 years now how many days it takes for me to develop immunity after vaccination with mmr?

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Expect in 3 wks: There is an initial delay of 2 weeks or more before protective levels of antibodies will be detected in the blood.

Dr Munshower and another doctor agreed

Answered 6/25/2014

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