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Is it safe to get immunized more than once? i was already immunized when i was in the military, but don't have the records to show it, and need to have them to enter nursing school.
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Doesn't hurt: Unless you had an allergic reaction to a vaccine or one of it's components it will not hurt you to get another. (beyond the usual discomfort of a shot)
Answered 11/28/2017
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