Hi. My son is 1.5 yrs old. Couple of kids he plays with are currently diagnosed with chicken pox. My son has had his vaccination last year one in June and 2nd dose in September. Will he still get the pox? And what can be done should i get him a booster shot? Currently he is going through common cold other than that there are no signs as of yet. Kindly help.
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Chicken Pox provides long lasting immunity and very rare to get reinfected.
But as for other persons in contact in might be risky if they haven’t ever had the disease.
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