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How long on average does it take to get test results for immunization titers?

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Dr. Tarik Hadid answered

Specializes in Internal Medicine - Hematology & Oncology

Depends : It depends on how large your hospital is.. Usually a week or less..

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Answered 12/13/2015

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Dr. Amrita Dosanjh answered

Specializes in Pediatric Allergy and Asthma

Mgt: It really depends on the lab, but your PCP should have the results within two weeks.

Answered 12/10/2015

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Depends on the Lab: It depends on the Lab but I get the results within 5 days.Most labs within a week,some may take longer

Dr Fowler agreed

Answered 12/10/2017

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Why have I been advised to get a hep b vaccine booster if my immunity titers are in protective level? (More than 10ml, less than 100?

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I am a medical student I have had my hep b vaccine when I was 4 now my AB titer is 6 should i take a booster dose and if what are its risks. ?

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I am med student, I had hep b vaccine as a child 20 years ago now my AB titer is below 10, do I have to take a booster or start a whole new series ?

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I only hd 2 dse hep B vacc 4 yrs ago. Now my anti hbs titer is only 30( cut off value is 10). Do i need to get a third dose or just a booster vaccine?

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Can people with iga deficiency get mmr and Hep B vaccine? I had one as a kid but titers showed no immunity.

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