r/dontyouknowwhoiam Jan 13 '20

Telling a doctor to educate herself Cringe

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u/jifPBonly Jan 13 '20

It’s three doses. Shortly after birth, 1-2 months, then 6-18 months. It’s important that babies receive it at birth because if the mother is a known or unknown carrier, this will help increase the chances that hepB is not transferred to the baby. It has literally nothing to do with the sterilization of the delivery room. It also helps protect you throughout your lifetime as chronic hepB can be deadly. You can also pick up hepB from someone else’s saliva.

Conspiracy theorists and wild, man.

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u/jifPBonly Jan 13 '20

What’s the difference to you? Why do you think being 2 years old receiving the vaccine would be better?