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Is it ok to take the second does of hepatitis b vaccine after 1 month and 2 week or should i repeat it?
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No need to repeat: The schedule of hepatitis B vaccination doens't make much difference. Just get 3 total doses, with each dose at least 4 weeks after the previous one. Then no worries -- it will work just fine.
Answered 11/17/2017
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