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Once injected, for how long does a tetanus vaccine protect you from a possible tetanus attack?

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10 years

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6 months

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1 month

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25 years

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The correct option is A 10 years
A person getting bruised is at risk of developing tetanus. It is caused by a bacteria found in soil and dust. Tetanus is a disease that affects the nerves. A vaccine can easily prevent the infection. So, it is advisable to have tetanus shot. It protects the body for 10 years from any possible tetanus attack.

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