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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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as far as i know there exist a vaccine for A and B only 
I ahve actually only B, but I think it would be better to have also A since this hepatitis can be transmitted with rimming |
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By *ezebelWoman
over a year ago
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"as far as i know there exist a vaccine for A and B only
I ahve actually only B, but I think it would be better to have also A since this hepatitis can be transmitted with rimming "
yep if theres no vaccine for C you cant have it can you  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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because some people cannot get the immunity, its not as simple as an injection and oh im safe. Some people can have 4 courses of injections ans still not get immunity |
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I had mine done years ago when I was working with the homeless. Every so often I get a bloodtest and occasionally a booster - so mine obvs took!
But it's advisable. Even if it does sometimes take more than one round of shots - its an unpleasant disease which is easily transmissible and there's a vaccine for it. No brainer!  |
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it is best to have all immunity injections hep a and b highly recommended.
ask your gp or even go visit the local gum clinic most hospitals have a drop in clinic, they great for helping with advice and will always point you in the right direction  |
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I've had the A and B, and A should last 10 years, but possibly much longer. Obviously you need the full course of treatment, and immunity gained from A vaccinations appears to be almost 100% of recipients - and free on the NHS too. |
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