Revac-B 0.5Ml Vaccine Health Feed

Hepatitis b vaccine normally gives protection for 20 years and a booster dose has to be taken after that. It is unfortunate that you had developed hepatitis b even after vaccination.
Treatment
1. There is no treatment that eradicates hepatitis b infection completely. 2. However treatment is available to arrest the liver damage and subsequent development of cirrhosis of liver/carcinoma of liver
3. In most of the cases the hepatitis b virus automatically gets cleared from the blood wit...more

You can check her anti hepatitis B viral Igg antibodies, to confirm, whether she is protected against virus or not.

Yes as per the schedule you will need to give all of them.
But I suggest to follow who approved vaccines only and they are available in government hospital in minimum cost.

From the next dose onwards you can switch over to hexavalent vaccine consisting of IPV (Inj polio vaccine) and give three doses.

OPV, BCG and Hepatitis B are mandatory for all new born babies. The next vaccines would be due at 6 weeks of life.
Warm Regards.

Please Hepatitis B is transmitted by open contact with blood Please it is safe to have hepatitis B vaccine Please take 2 doses of it with 1 month gap And 3rd dose after 6 mths.

Dear sir, we need to know the stage of hepatitis b. Not all patients with hep b need treatment, some only need close followup. We need to see him and do some tests to know the stage and accordingly treat if needed. Hep b does not spread by touching and sweat, it spread by blood contact, iv drug abuse (sharing needles), from mother to baby and during intercourse if the partner is not protected. Meet me for further information.

I am sorry to hear about your concern but will be happy to assist you.
Published studies have found that transient hbsag-positivity can be detected for up to 18 days after hepb vaccination (up to 52 days among hemodialysis patients).
Let's connect over a call so that we can discuss your concern in details and make a suitable treatment plan for you.

Inactivated hepatitis a vaccines are safe and highly effective. Traditionally, a two-dose schedule is recommended, particularly in travellers at substantial risk of contracting hepatitis a and in immunocompromised individuals. However, in healthy individuals, comparable effectiveness has been achieved with a single dose.

Chances are very rare. Hepatitis b vaccine gives protection for 20 years. Booster dose has to be taken there after. Consult physician for further advice.