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Is it difficult to get in to see the doctor?

December 11, 2012 by

No. We will make every attempt to accommodate your appointment at your earliest convenience. That does not mean that it is advisable to wait until the last minute to make an appointment for your immunizations. Please make an appointment or come directly to our office for your travel inoculations and preventative courses of medication as soon as possible. The more time you give the immunizations to take effect, the stronger your immune response will be if you encounter a vaccine preventable disease. After six weeks’ time, your immune response should reach its optimal level of effectiveness

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