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A member asked:
I i took hepatitis b vaccine the first shot subcutaneously , but my friend told me that it should be given intramuscularly ,what should i do now ?
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Complete the course: Complete the series over 6 months. Check an antibody titer at the end of the series. You may need another shot in case your antibody titer is not in a protective range.
Answered 3/12/2020
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