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Hepatitisb titre drawn last week , results reactive greater than 9.99 .had hep series done over a decade ago. should i repeat series again?
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No. A titer > 9.99: means you still have immunity. Even if your titer had become negative, only a booster vaccine might be recommended.
Answered 9/23/2015
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