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MMR Vacinne

Phil01 · 2008-08-28 16:44:45

I'm travelling to South America soon, so i had to goto doctor to vaccinated for yellow fever, and other stuff.. But i was told that i should get a Rubella Vaccine too. I was born in 1985, so i got the MMR vaccine, but is that a life time immunity? Is there a way to test if you are already immune to Rubella?

28-08-2008 4:44pm

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I'm travelling to South America soon, so i had to goto doctor to vaccinated for yellow fever, and other stuff.. But i was told that i should get a Rubella Vaccine too. I was born in 1985, so i got the MMR vaccine, but is that a life time immunity? Is there a way to test if you are already immune to Rubella?

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#2 28-08-2008 7:52pm

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Yes, your GP can take some blood to get an antibody titre done to see if your immunity is still good.

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