When do u get hepatitis b vaccine?

Hepatitis B vaccine? Oh, the one that saves you from becoming a liver's worst nightmare! Haha. Seriously though, it's usually given in infancy, but adults can get it too. Better late than liver damage, right?

I was actually looking this up recently! For adults, it's often recommended if you're at higher risk, or if you just want that extra protection. It's a series of shots, not just one. Best to ask your doc.

My health app actually reminded me about vaccinations! Hep B is generally given at birth, 1 month, and 6 months. For adults, if you're not vaccinated, it's a 3-dose schedule. Check with your GP to see if you need it.

Typically, you get the Hep B vaccine as an infant. But if you're an adult and haven't had it, you can definitely get the series. Talk to your doctor for the exact schedule. It's standard procedure.

Beta, this vaccine has been around for many years. Most of us got it as kids or when we were young adults, especially if we were in certain professions. It's a good step for prevention, don't worry too much about the timing, just get it done when you can.

For good health, prevention is key. The Hepatitis B vaccine is usually given in childhood. If you haven't received it, a doctor can guide you on the adult schedule. It helps protect your liver, which is so vital for our well-being.

I got mine recently because I travel a lot. Did anyone else feel a bit feverish after the second dose? Just wondering if that's normal. The doctor said it was fine, but still, thoda tension ho gaya tha.