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by Vaxpro1, Oct 10, 2009 01:52PM
To: Maxie450
In most states, the pharmacist can administer a vaccine now. If not, you would want to get the vaccine and take it to your doctor or a clinic to have it administered. It is given in the back of your arm in the fatty tissue. It is a live virus vaccine so there could possibly be a rash or some swelling after the vaccination.
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