What We Vaccinate Against
DISEASE/VACCINE |
1st dose |
2nd dose |
3rd dose |
Continued |
Approximate term of protection |
Typhoid Fever/Typhim Vi |
* |
/ |
/ |
3 years |
3 years |
Typhoid Fever/Vivotif |
* |
2 days |
4 days after the first dose |
3 years |
3 years |
* |
/ |
/ |
10 years |
10 years |
|
* |
6–18 months |
/ |
there is no need |
long-term |
|
* |
6–18 months |
/ |
there is no need |
long-term |
|
* |
6–18 months |
/ |
there is no need |
long-term |
|
* |
6–18 months |
/ |
there is no need |
long-term |
|
Hepatitis AB/TWINRIX Pediatric |
* |
1 month |
6 months |
there is no need |
long-term |
Hepatitis AB/TWINRIX Adult |
* |
1 month |
6 months |
there is no need |
long-term |
HepatitisAB/TWINRIX Adult Accelerated Schedule |
* |
7 days |
21 days |
12 months after the first dose |
long-term |
* |
1 month |
6 months |
there is no need |
long-term |
|
* |
1 month |
6 months |
there is no need |
long-term |
|
* |
1 month |
6 months |
there is no need |
long-term |
|
* |
1 month |
6 months |
there is no need |
long-term |
|
* |
determined individually by a doctor |
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* |
3 months |
/ |
not specified |
4.5 years |
|
* |
/ |
/ |
not specified |
long-term |
|
HPV/Gardasil 9
(Two or three doses, depending on age at the start of the vaccination series and health status.) |
* |
2 months |
6 months after the first dose |
there is no need |
long-term |
Cholera/Dukoral |
* |
1–6 weeks |
2 years |
2 years |
2 years |
Flu/Vaxigrip |
* |
/ |
/ |
1 year |
1 year |
Japanese Encephalitis/Ixiaro |
* |
28 days / 7-day accelerated regimen |
12–24 months |
2–3 years |
3 years |
Tick-borne Encephalitis/FSME-Immun |
* |
1–3 months / 2-week accelerated regimen |
5–12 months |
3 years |
5 years |
* |
/ |
/ |
7 years |
10 years |
|
* |
/ |
/ |
5–10 years |
10 years |
|
Meningococcal Type B Infections/Bexsero
(The vaccination schedule depends on age and risk group; it is determined by a doctor.) |
* |
1–6 months |
/ |
there is no need |
long-term |
* |
6 months |
/ |
there is no need |
long-term |
|
* |
6–8 weeks |
/ |
there is no need |
over the long term |
|
Shingrix |
* |
2 months |
/ |
there is no need |
long-term |
* |
/ |
/ |
there is no need |
long-term |
|
* |
/ |
/ |
there is no need |
long-term |
|
* |
A doctor always decides on the appropriateness and timing of a booster shot |
/ |
there is no need |
long-term |
|
* |
/ |
/ |
there is no need |
long-term |
|
* |
/ |
/ |
there is no need |
long-term |
|
* |
on an individual basis |
/ |
there is no need |
long-term |
|
* |
/ |
/ |
10 years |
10 years |
|
* |
/ |
/ |
10 years |
10 years |
|
Tetanus/Tetavax |
* |
6 weeks |
6 months |
10–15 years |
15 years |
Rabies/Verorab |
* |
7 days |
3 weeks–3 years after the second dose |
there is no need |
long-term |
Yellow Fever/Stamaril |
* |
/ |
/ |
there is no need |
long-term |
- The duration of vaccine protection is indicated after all doses of the primary vaccination series have been administered.
- After receiving the vaccine, please remain in the Travel Medicine Center’s waiting room for at least 15 minutes (for certain individuals, the doctor may recommend 30 minutes) in case of an early allergic reaction.
- On the day of vaccination and depending on your current state of health, we recommend that you avoid strenuous physical activity. Excessive alcohol consumption after vaccination is not recommended. Your doctor will provide you with specific recommendations.
- We do not vaccinate with the vaccines we bring.
- You can also pay by credit card or vouchers.
