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Chickenpox Vaccine

2016-03-06 08:55:46
I took Chickenpox first vaccine 2 years back but did not take the 2nd vaccine after that. I would like to know what is the side effect of missing the 2nd vaccination.
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Sir, The protective effect of the vaccine is maximum after the second dose.

Answered2016-03-06 22:01:10

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No side effects but you are not fully protected against getting chickenpox when exposed to the virus.

Answered2016-03-06 10:14:34

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