⌛ urgent:hep B jab needed

just noticed my hep B jab needs a boost this m onth
does Siliman medical center do this does anyone know?
c an they be trusted hygiene wise?
don't want to go for a hep B jab and end up with HIV if you know what I mean!
I sure as hell don'rt want to go back To manilla

 

Wouldn.t know . I have to undergo several surgeries myself Cardio-Vasculair and double Cataract. I Do believe its of outstanding reputation .
About not wanting to come to Manila .. I DO UNDERSTAND YOUR POINT OF VIEW 100 %% or more. !!
On the other hand ,HIV is not longer considered terminal. rather Cronic so .. LOL . Sure hope i get no replies on this one...

 

I dont think there is a problem to do that in Dumaquete , the needles they use are clean en packet at the proper way.
I had some examing 2 years ago and they took a bloodsample of me and do it the same way with as in Europe.
I have been in more hospitals in the Phills in Lipa near Batangas and the Asian hospital in Alabang and the equipment is oke.

Greetings J.Diver

 

Nice to know Diver .. I have to see a couple of Surgeons myself shortly.

 

I have seen them 1.5 year ago and it was almost the last time.
16 days in a hospital on the phills and nearly suvived it.

Greetings J.Diver

 

Thanks diver .. very much confort for me to know...
Perhaps I should by the new DVD :
How to become a succesfull Surgeon , in five easy lessons :D

 

thanks diver
do you think it can be done as walk in patient? ie that day or hour preferebly

 

Go to the Univeral hospital in Duma and I think there will be no problem.
Coz you know we have money.
It is hard to say that but it is the truth

Greetings J.Diver

 

hospitals

Yabs,

Can't vouch for hospitals in Duma but I went to Chung Hua in Cebu City, after researching it on the Internet and the care and procedures were first rate. I would not have any problems with Silliman Hospital. At least I know the nurses are competent. A 98.0 per cent passing rate on the licensure board exams. I'm sure the doctors are of a high quality too. Which reminds me, I have to get the same shot also.

chi town

 

Can someone tell me what situations would require hep B, as opposed to hep A? I had heard a hep B immunization is especially recommended if you will be working in a health care setting (but that was all I heard about it). I had a hep A shot before my visit, as advised by my doctor. Of course, visiting the Phils and living there is much different. There is also Hepatitis C, but I hear that is quite rare. There are also D and E varieties. What a prolific disease (that I certainly don't want).

My weak American immune system, anyway...I need immunizations against everything