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A member asked:
I have been vaccinated for virus b since 4years ago, now i have blood test results in hbs ag negative, and hbsab 2.8 mui/ml should i take vaccine agai?
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Immune: You are consider immune , no need of revaccinate. Check again in 2-3 years and if titter below than normal than consider one dose of booster.
Answered 9/10/2016
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No: I'm going to assume that your surface antigen was negative and surface antibody positive; it's easy to scramble these letters. If so, you have the antibody and are immune.
Answered 12/20/2012
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After 5months of complete hepatitis a&b vaccine i went to check my blood its has 265miu/mL but now after 9months i check my blood only 13miu/mL. Why?
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If I am fully vaccinated (Pfizer, both shots), and was at an event where social distancing was difficult - I am currently asymptomatic - should I get a PCR test a few days later? Is it possible it could detect virus the vaccine/immunity has defeated?
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