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I checked my hepatitis b titer , it is 800 so do i need to take still hepatitis vaccine?
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More info needed: If you have not had any HBV vaccine and your anti-hbs antibody is positive, you've had the infection (and the anti-hbc antibody is positive too). No vaccine needed. If you are in the midst of a 3 dose HBV vaccine series and your anti-hbs is now positive, finish the series. It will provide better protection.
Answered 9/28/2016
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