It is given intramuscularly as a single dose.

It is given intramuscularly as a single dose.

Yes, you should still be protected and there is no need for a booster.

If you are determined to have the hepatitis A virus, there is no treatment, and no vaccine is needed as

If the second dose has been delayed (more than 6 months since the first dose was given), the second, or

Yes, the hepatitis A vaccine is safe. No serious side effects have been reported from the hepatitis A vaccine. Soreness

The hepatitis A vaccine is safe and effective and given as 2 shots, 6 months apart. Both shots are needed

People who have a current infection or have recovered from a past infection receive no benefit from the HBV vaccine

If your test results are low, your doctor may recommend a booster shot or a repeat of the series. If

If it has been years since you have been vaccinated, you may need or may request an HBV surface antibody