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LilMissFavvy:
Pls anyone that has complete details on the vaccination, costs, how long the vaccination lasts on the body, should kindly inform me.

They're free and the vaccines lasts for a period of 30year and lifetime respectively(it's in 3days for which ever vaccines you choose to go for). If you stay in Abuja or around, I can link you up.

Gandollaar:
You will not make heaven for this rubbish you just posted.

But he's actually right, I'm a living testimony.

I so get scared for/of girls for that particular act.

maasoap:
The remaining 5% is not small figure. We all should be scared enough to get tested.

You're right.

fastjet001:
You're right to an extent but there's a cure for it now.
Do HBV profile test to ascertain the load count, start the medications and repeat the profile test after 3 months treatment and see things for yourself. Contact me on 08086513865

Wow this must be a new stuff. I know that HBV can be treated but not totally eliminated from the blood. It remains in the blood, though it becomes asymptomatic.
Anyways if you have a website link or any writeup on the new development as regards the complete cure of HBV please share the link here instead of private phone call.

I don't know anything about the hepatitis, so I hope the vaccines cover all types of hepatitis, I also hope I can do it in any government hospital. Tanx!

IamSoProlific:
They're free and the vaccines lasts for a period of 30year and lifetime respectively(it's in 3days for which ever vaccines you choose to go for). If you stay in Abuja or around, I can link you up.

LilMissFavvy:
I don't know anything about the hepatitis, so I hope the vaccines cover all types of hepatitis, I also hope I can do it in any government hospital. Tanx!

First, go to a general hospital and do the test; if tested negative, you will start the vaccination. You will take 3 shots in a space of 6 months.

Hmmm, thank God I have taken the vaccine already... Lost a cousin to it...

Thanx.

folmus:
First, go to a general hospital and do the test; if tested negative, you will start the vaccination. You will take 3 shots in a space of 6 months.

LilMissFavvy:
I don't know anything about the hepatitis, so I hope the vaccines cover all types of hepatitis, I also hope I can do it in any government hospital. Tanx!

Yes, the vaccines cover everyother type of hepatitis.

I don't know about governmental hospitals, but there are loads on competent and serious NGOs that actually do that.

naijabnl:
I wonder why most female dont bother about using protection, with or without they will spread their leg, hehe na you fear go catch sef to do without protection

u emailed me? use obotphilomena@gmail.com

Tanx!

IamSoProlific:
Yes, the vaccines cover everyother type of hepatitis.

I don't know about governmental hospitals, but there are loads on competent and serious NGOs that actually do that.

We are the change the world is waiting for....

hmm

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especially for ladies, women , when it comes to infection.
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otunbalamba:
anyone with extensive knowledge of how to get vaccinated?

Go to any Gov hospital and ask for it. I think it's about 6k and the vaccine is spread for about 3 months or so

bonnyhope:
it is N6000 but the vacination is in 3 stages

Please where can I get vaccinated in Portharcourt??

wealth25:
Please where can I get vaccinated in Portharcourt??

I don't recide in PH

Hepatitis vaccine is free for children .
It cost abt 7-9k per dose for 3 doses for adults

Lamay:
I did mine at LUTH. If you live in Lagos go there or any govt hospital

Please any payment involved?

Fawazzz:
Hepatitis vaccine is free for children .
It cost abt 7-9k per dose for 3 doses for adults

We were told to buy injections ahead of delivery at the antenatal. How true is this?

Yea,thats hepatitis imunoglobulin, its given to the mum who is positive to prevent transmission to the newborn

Fawazzz:
Yea,thats hepatitis imunoglobulin, its given to the mum who is positive to prevent transmission to the newborn

The nurse said it for babies not mothers,please how true is that?