Hepatitis A vaccine is generally given to children between 12 and 23 months of age and travelers to some countries to avoid the risk of hepatitis infection and also in chronic liver diseases. It contains inactive hepatitis ‘A’ virus that stimulates one's immune system against hepatitis infection.
This vaccine is administered in two doses with a gap of 6 months.
Hepatitis ‘A’ vaccine is usually safe, but in some cases may cause side effects such as:
Please consult a physician if the symptoms are persistent.
Please inform your doctor if you have any of the following conditions:
Hepatitis A vaccine is generally given to children between 12 and 23 months of age and travelers to some countries to avoid the risk of hepatitis infection and also in chronic liver diseases. It contains inactive hepatitis ‘A’ virus that stimulates one's immune system against hepatitis infection.
This vaccine is administered in two doses with a gap of 6 months.
Hepatitis ‘A’ vaccine is usually safe, but in some cases may cause side effects such as:
Please consult a physician if the symptoms are persistent.
Please inform your doctor if you have any of the following conditions: