Vaccination is crucial for protecting yourself and your loved ones from dangerous diseases. At RxDx Immunization Hub, we provide a wide range of vaccines for all ages, including those needed for travel. Our clinic offers various vaccination methods, including injections, nasal sprays, and needle-free options. We’re here to help keep you healthy and safe.
Vaccinations aren’t just for kids. As adults, maintaining our immunity is crucial.
Vaccinations are key for sustaining and boosting our immune system throughout our lives. They not only bolster the efficacy of childhood immunizations but also serve as a vital shield against emerging threats and specific vulnerabilities such as travel-related risks, lifestyle factors, and compromised immunity due to various health conditions.
At RxDx Immunization Hub, we are dedicated to empowering both healthy adults and those facing heightened risks. This includes individuals with chronic ailments like COPD, CKD, cardiac or pulmonary issues, hepatic or metabolic disorders such as diabetes, and haematological conditions.
Furthermore, we recognize the importance of safeguarding not only individuals but also those around them. That’s why we prioritize immunization for household aides, such as cooks, chefs, and other food handlers, to mitigate the spread of infections within households and communities.
At RxDx, our commitment extends beyond individual health to collective well-being. We strive to ensure that all adults receive the necessary vaccinations to protect themselves and those they may come into contact with.
Take charge of your health today. Visit RxDx Immunization Hub or contact us to embark on a journey towards a healthier tomorrow.
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Explore our recommended Adult Immunization Schedule for proactive protection against diseases.
Adult Vaccine Schedule
Cervical Cancer
Human Papillomavirus (HPV)
Doses & Interval: 03 (0M; 02M; 06M)
Booster Reqd.: No
Shingles / Herpes Zoster
Age Group: 50 years and above
Doses & Interval: 02 (0M; 02-06M)
Booster Reqd.: No
Influenza
Age Group: All adults
Doses & Interval: 01
Booster Reqd.: Annual
Diphtheria, Tetanus Pertussis (dTpa)
Age Group: All adults
Doses & Interval: 01
Booster Reqd.: 10 years
Varicella
Age Group: All adults
Doses & Interval: 02 (0M; 02M)
Booster Reqd.: No
Measles, Mumps, Rubellla (MMR)
Age Group: up to 55 years
Doses & Interval: 01
Booster Reqd.: No
Pneumococcal Conjugate Vaccine (PCV13)
Age Group: up to 65 years
Doses & Interval: 01
Booster Reqd.: No
Pneumococcal Polysaccharide Vaccine (PPSV23)
Age Group: up to 65 years
Doses & Interval: 01
Booster Reqd.: No
Meningococcal
Age Group: All adults
Doses & Interval: 1 or more doses
Booster Reqd.: As per Doctor
Hepatitis A
Hepatitis A
Age Group: All adults
Doses & Interval: 02 (0M; 06-18M)
Booster Reqd.: No
Hepatitis B
Age Group: All adults
Doses & Interval: 03 (0M; 01M; 06M)
Booster Reqd.: No
Typhoid
Age Group: up to 45 years
Doses & Interval: 01
Booster Reqd.: No
Adult Vaccination: FAQ
Why do adults need vaccines?
Adults require vaccines to prevent infectious diseases, safeguard vulnerable populations, and reduce healthcare costs.
Is it too late to get vaccinated?
It’s never too late to receive vaccines for those who haven’t yet done so.
Are vaccines safe? How do we know?
Vaccine safety is rigorously evaluated before public use through thorough studies.
Are flu shots necessary for adults?
Yes, flu vaccines are crucial for adults as the most effective defence against the flu, recommended for everyone aged 6 months and older.
How often do adults need vaccines?
The frequency of adult vaccinations varies based on factors like age, health, occupation, and travel plans. Some vaccines require periodic boosters.
Do vaccines have side effects?
Most vaccine side effects are mild and short-lived, including fever, redness, swelling, and tenderness at the injection site.
Which adult vaccines provide lifelong immunity?
Vaccines such as MMR, Varicella, HPV, Hepatitis B, Pneumococcal, Shingrix, and Meningococcal conjugate offer long-lasting protection.
How long should one wait between different vaccines?
The interval between administering different vaccines should follow the guidance provided by vaccine manufacturers or healthcare professionals.
How long do vaccines last in the body?
Vaccine duration of protection varies based on vaccine type, individual response, age at vaccination, health status, and disease exposure.
Why do some vaccines require boosters?
Booster shots reinforce or maintain immune responses initiated by initial vaccines, ensuring prolonged protection.
Are there vaccines specifically recommended for travellers?
Yes, vaccines such as Typhoid, COVID-19, Chickenpox, Cholera, Hepatitis A and B, and MMR are recommended for travellers.
Can adults with chronic health conditions get vaccinated?
Yes, adults with chronic conditions can and should receive vaccinations tailored to their specific health needs after consultation with doctor.
What if one forgets if they've been vaccinated for Hepatitis B?
Check vaccination records, consult a healthcare provider, consider a blood test, and complete the vaccine series if necessary.
When should vaccinations be given for patients on rituximab?
After rituximab therapy completion and normalization of immunoglobulin and B-cell levels, vaccinations can resume, typically at least 6 months post-treatment.
Are vaccines safe for pregnant women?
In general, vaccines containing killed viruses are safe during pregnancy. Live virus vaccines aren’t recommended. Flu, Tdap, RSV, and COVID-19 vaccines are safe during pregnancy.
Is vaccination safe for patients on MTX?
Patients may be advised to pause methotrexate intake for two weeks before vaccination under healthcare provider supervision.
Why is HPV vaccination important for teen boys?
HPV vaccination protects against HPV-related cancers and genital warts, especially effective if received before sexual activity.
What vaccines are recommended for healthcare workers and food handlers?
Vaccines like Hepatitis A, Hepatitis B, tetanus, diphtheria, pertussis, influenza, COVID-19, and Varicella are recommended.
What should be the gap between varicella and Shingrix vaccination?
Wait at least 8 weeks after Varivax vaccination before administering Shingrix. Check with your doctor, when in doubt.
Should adults maintain immunization records?
Yes, it’s essential for adults to keep immunization records for efficient healthcare management.
Why are adult vaccines expensive?
Adult vaccine costs vary due to factors like vaccine type, manufacturing, distribution, research, and healthcare system disparities.
Is getting vaccinated at home safe?
Vaccination at home can be safe and convenient, but it should be conducted under appropriate conditions by qualified healthcare professionals. Any side effects should be promptly addressed.
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