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Good day, I've had a Bexsero vaccination this Monday (8/21) and I'd like to ask when will I be able to work out and drink alcohlic beverages without interfering with the vaccination. Thank you for your answer in advance.
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HELLO,   AS A DOCTOR NOT TO TAKE ALCOHOLIC. YOU CAN WORK ON NEXT DAY ONWARD. AS A LAYMAN YOU CAN TAKE ALCOHOL 60ml. O.K BYE.
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