What is the hepatitis A vaccine schedule for infants?

If your first dose was more than 6 months ago, you should get your second dose as soon as possible. You do not need to get the first dose again.

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What happens if dose #2 of HepA vaccine is delayed? You do not need to start the series over again. The immunogenicity of 1 dose of HepA vaccine ...

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The SPC for Havrix Monodose states that a second dose that is delayed for up to 5 years can be expected to obtain a satisfactory antibody response but ...

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What should be done if the second (last) dose of hepatitis A vaccine is delayed? The second dose should be administered as soon as possible.

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If delayed or interrupted scheduling of vaccination for children, adolescents and adults, 3 doses are recommended, with the second dose administered at least 1 ...

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If the first and second doses of hepatitis A vaccine were administered less than 6 months apart, the second dose is invalid and should be ...

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For example, if the first and second doses of hepatitis A vaccine were administered less than 6 months apart, the second dose is invalid and ...

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Infants between 12 and 23 months of age should get the first dose of the hepatitis A vaccine and then a second dose 6 to 18 months later.

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by GA Raczniak · 2013 · Cited by 27 — The two- and three-dose schedules provide similar protection >14 years after vaccination, indicating a booster dose is not needed at this time. Plateauing anti- ...

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If the second dose has been delayed (more than 6 months since the first dose was given), it should be given as soon as possible. The first dose does not need to ...

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