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Now I am on rifagut 400 tab course since 1week. Course is there for another two weeks. Can I take hepatitis vaccine on tomorrow?
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It's ok to wait.. it's not urgent. Just wait for a week then go for vaccination.
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There is no direct interaction between rifagut and vaccine
It is safe to take
But if have fever would like to suggest to complete the treatment and then take vaccination
Because sometimes hepatitis vaccinations can lead to fever in some individuals
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Yes you can take the vaccine but why are you rushing ?
Take your time and get cured first then Go for vaccine. Reach out for any other assistance.
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There is no hurry to take the vaccine.
After the rifagut course, you take a break of 1 or 2 weeks, and then take the vaccination.
Hepatitis vaccination against Hepatitis A and B is available.
Hepatitis A vaccination has 2 doses
Hepatitis B vaccination has 3 doses.
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in case of fever, and any underlying acute disease, vaccination is prolonged.
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You can safely take the Hepatitis vaccine while on Rifagut (rifaximin). This medication is an antibiotic acting locally in the gut and does not interfere with vaccine efficacy.
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However, ensure that:
You are not having any acute illness with high fever at the time of vaccination.
You inform the vaccinating doctor about your ongoing medication.
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there is no contraindication, and you may go ahead with the scheduled Hepatitis vaccination.
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Can take it
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U can
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You can take the hepatitis vaccine, there's no interaction between these two.
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As such no problem, but please share details, why are you on Rifagut tablet? Share details of your test results as well.
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Yes. You can take the Hepatitis vaccine.
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Rifagut is an abdominally specific antibiotic . Hep B Vaccine is given to human body to attain immunity against hepatits b causing viral hepatitis. Hence as there is no signigicant point relation or adr history. The pt can have heb b vaccinated at the earlieast....
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Get vaccinated against hep b
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Make sure you are not pyretic while coming for the shot
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For what reason u r using this medication . generally hep.b vaccination can be taken but if you r having some liver related complications kindly do your viral marker and lft before getting vaccinated .for more detail consult on practo Dr pradeep singh
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Yes you can
Rifagut doesn't hamper vaccination against hepatitis B
Please go ahead.
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