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I took my 2nd dose of covid vaccine in 1st week of may. am currently due for my last dose of hepatitis b vaccine is it okay to take it or should i wait till july so give it a good gap between the two vaccines?
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Current recommendations do not require a waiting period. Please review your schedule with your PCP and keep all vaccinations up to date.
Answered 6/20/2021
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Take it as approved. Good Luck
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