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I had shingles once; had the vaccine about 10 years ago. should i get revaccinated?
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Varicella schedule: The current recommended Varicella vaccine schedule includes a dose at approximately one year of age, and a booster at four years of age or older. The Varicella vaccine to prevent shingles is currently recommended for people sixty years and older.
Answered 5/27/2015
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