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hep b virus May 31, 2008 i had 2 series of the hep a and b shots . and also had a titer ran in 2005 in which i was told it was 110% . then i went to the doctor and had lab ran which showed hep b antigen nr, but the hep b core igm was reactive. my doctor told me to report to the health dept. to recieve a hep b immunoglobulin shot. but two doctors i work with said this is not necessary . i am not sure what i should do. just want to do the right thing to protect my family. |
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