My 4 yr old daughter was given typhoid vaccine (1st dose) when she was 1 yr old & second dose when she was 2 yr old. But still she suffered with typhoid few weeks ago. Why is it so? How much time does the vaccine give protection against a particular disease? What is the time period for typhoid antibodies to stay in the body?
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Typhoid vaccine is not 100% effective. It's efficacy is 70% max. That means she can get infected again even if she is vaccinated but the risk of reinfection and severity is decreased. Protection is for 2 yrs for injectable vaccine and 5 yrs for oral vaccine. Hence booster is needed after every 2yrs.
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Even after typhoid vaccine, typhoid can occur, don't panic, no vaccine is 100percent, but after vaccine, complications of disease are very less.
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