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I had a hepatitis a vaccine six days ago and have been feeling nauseous since the day after the vaccine. is this normal? how long should it last?
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Should resolve: Side effects of the hepatitis A vaccine usually are mild. Soreness at the site of injection is common. Less commonly, recipients may complain of headache or fatigue, some nausea and abdominal discomfort. This should not last more than week. If it does, see your MD for assessment. Remember that hepatitis A vaccine is two shots, spaced 6 months apart. You may or may not have similar symptoms
Answered 5/16/2016
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