In a word, no. Taking the pertussis vaccine early is generally safe. At 21 years of age most young people are due for a booster but it would cause no harm to receive the vaccine early.
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Keep vaccines current and review your records with your physician. A booster may be provided and at your age, it is reasonable to obtain a booster. Antibody testing is available to confirm the presence of protective antibodies.
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