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I was tested for hep a&hep b(twice for each hep)& was told by doctor i am immuned for both heps.are these lifelong immunities?do i need to test again?
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No: They are not always lifelong. You should be tested periodically and some people need booster immunzations
Answered 11/4/2016
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