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Vaccination of adult patients

Health is one of the most important values, and preventive vaccinations help protect it from dangerous infections and their complications. Even in adulthood, it is important to adhere to the vaccination schedule, check one's vaccination status, and receive additional doses of vaccines as needed.

We discuss which vaccinations should be discussed with a doctor, when they are administered, and in what situations vaccination is especially important.

Service prices:

Consultation by general practitioner / family doctor
1660 uah
Consultation by infectious disease specialist
1740 uah
Consultation by obstetrician-gynaecologist
1810 uah
Consultation by urologist
1740 uah
Consultation by orthopaedic surgeon
1740 uah
Consultation by surgeon
1740 uah
Adult doctor's examination before vaccination
850 uah
BOOSTRIX POLIO (vaccination against diphtheria, tetanus, whooping cough and poliomyelitis)
2270 uah
According to Ukrainian law, specifically Article 43 of the Law of Ukraine "Fundamentals of Ukrainian Legislation on Health Care," a doctor's consultation prior to vaccination is mandatory.
The doctor's consultation is paid separately.
Pertussis, tetanus, diphtheria vaccination, Boostrix (Belgium)
1820 uah
According to Ukrainian law, specifically Article 43 of the Law of Ukraine "Fundamentals of Ukrainian Legislation on Health Care," a doctor's consultation prior to vaccination is mandatory.
The doctor's consultation is paid separately.
Flu vaccination with Vaxigrip (France) at the clinic
1040 uah
According to Ukrainian law, specifically Article 43 of the Law of Ukraine "Fundamentals of Ukrainian Legislation on Health Care," a doctor's consultation prior to vaccination is mandatory.
The doctor's consultation is paid separately.
Flu vaccination with GC Flu vaccine at the clinic
940 uah
According to Ukrainian law, specifically Article 43 of the Law of Ukraine "Fundamentals of Ukrainian Legislation on Health Care," a doctor's consultation prior to vaccination is mandatory.
The doctor's consultation is paid separately.
Vaccination against measles, mumps, rubella ('M-M-RVaxPro', the Netherlands)
1450 uah
According to Ukrainian law, specifically Article 43 of the Law of Ukraine "Fundamentals of Ukrainian Legislation on Health Care," a doctor's consultation prior to vaccination is mandatory.
The doctor's consultation is paid separately.
PRIORIX vaccine (Belgium) (measles, mumps and rubella)
1500 uah
According to Ukrainian law, specifically Article 43 of the Law of Ukraine "Fundamentals of Ukrainian Legislation on Health Care," a doctor's consultation prior to vaccination is mandatory.
The doctor's consultation is paid separately.
Varilrix vaccination
2910 uah
According to Ukrainian law, specifically Article 43 of the Law of Ukraine "Fundamentals of Ukrainian Legislation on Health Care," a doctor's consultation prior to vaccination is mandatory.
The doctor's consultation is paid separately.
Viral hepatitis A vaccination for adults, Engenrix
930 uah
According to Ukrainian law, specifically Article 43 of the Law of Ukraine "Fundamentals of Ukrainian Legislation on Health Care," a doctor's consultation prior to vaccination is mandatory.
The doctor's consultation is paid separately.
"TWINRIX" vaccine against hepatitis A and B for children and adults
3380 uah
According to Ukrainian law, specifically Article 43 of the Law of Ukraine "Fundamentals of Ukrainian Legislation on Health Care," a doctor's consultation prior to vaccination is mandatory.
The doctor's consultation is paid separately.
HAVRIX vaccine for adults (France) (prophylaxis of hepatitis A)
1940 uah
According to Ukrainian law, specifically Article 43 of the Law of Ukraine "Fundamentals of Ukrainian Legislation on Health Care," a doctor's consultation prior to vaccination is mandatory.
The doctor's consultation is paid separately.
CERVARIX vaccine (prophylaxis of cervical cancer)
3590 uah
According to Ukrainian law, specifically Article 43 of the Law of Ukraine "Fundamentals of Ukrainian Legislation on Health Care," a doctor's consultation prior to vaccination is mandatory.
The doctor's consultation is paid separately.
PREVENAR 13 vaccine (against pneumococcal bacteria)
5170 uah
According to Ukrainian law, specifically Article 43 of the Law of Ukraine "Fundamentals of Ukrainian Legislation on Health Care," a doctor's consultation prior to vaccination is mandatory.
The doctor's consultation is paid separately.
Immunization against rabiess with Indirab vaccine, India
1430 uah
According to Ukrainian law, specifically Article 43 of the Law of Ukraine "Fundamentals of Ukrainian Legislation on Health Care," a doctor's consultation prior to vaccination is mandatory.
The doctor's consultation is paid separately.
Vaccination against Yellow Fever (STAMARIL, France)
1720 uah
According to Ukrainian law, specifically Article 43 of the Law of Ukraine "Fundamentals of Ukrainian Legislation on Health Care," a doctor's consultation prior to vaccination is mandatory.
The doctor's consultation is paid separately.
Vaccination against meningococcal infection
2810 uah
According to Ukrainian law, specifically Article 43 of the Law of Ukraine "Fundamentals of Ukrainian Legislation on Health Care," a doctor's consultation prior to vaccination is mandatory.
The doctor's consultation is paid separately.
Vaccination against Meningococcal Infections ("Nimenrix", Belgium)
3290 uah
According to Ukrainian law, specifically Article 43 of the Law of Ukraine "Fundamentals of Ukrainian Legislation on Health Care," a doctor's consultation prior to vaccination is mandatory.
The doctor's consultation is paid separately.
Hiberix vaccination (Belgium)
820 uah
According to Ukrainian law, specifically Article 43 of the Law of Ukraine "Fundamentals of Ukrainian Legislation on Health Care," a doctor's consultation prior to vaccination is mandatory.
The doctor's consultation is paid separately.
Vaccination against tick-borne encephalitis (TikoVaс vaccine for adults)
4090 uah
According to Ukrainian law, specifically Article 43 of the Law of Ukraine "Fundamentals of Ukrainian Legislation on Health Care," a doctor's consultation prior to vaccination is mandatory.
The doctor's consultation is paid separately.
Vaccination for the prevention of chickenpox (Varivax, Netherlands)
5580 uah
According to Ukrainian law, specifically Article 43 of the Law of Ukraine "Fundamentals of Ukrainian Legislation on Health Care," a doctor's consultation prior to vaccination is mandatory.
The doctor's consultation is paid separately.
Vaccination against human papillomavirus (HPV) with the Gardasil 9 vaccine
9900 uah
According to Ukrainian law, specifically Article 43 of the Law of Ukraine "Fundamentals of Ukrainian Legislation on Health Care," a doctor's consultation prior to vaccination is mandatory.
The doctor's consultation is paid separately.
Vaccination against pneumococcal infection (Vaxnewans, Netherlands)
4580 uah
According to Ukrainian law, specifically Article 43 of the Law of Ukraine "Fundamentals of Ukrainian Legislation on Health Care," a doctor's consultation prior to vaccination is mandatory.
The doctor's consultation is paid separately.
Vaccination against tetanus with the "Tetatox" vaccine
340 uah
According to Ukrainian law, specifically Article 43 of the Law of Ukraine "Fundamentals of Ukrainian Legislation on Health Care," a doctor's consultation prior to vaccination is mandatory.
The doctor's consultation is paid separately.
Vaccination against meningococcal infection caused by serogroup B ('Bexsero', Italy)
6510 uah
According to Ukrainian law, specifically Article 43 of the Law of Ukraine "Fundamentals of Ukrainian Legislation on Health Care," a doctor's consultation prior to vaccination is mandatory.
The doctor's consultation is paid separately.

Vaccination against Diphtheria and Tetanus

Adults are recommended to renew their protection against diphtheria and tetanus every 10 years. In Ukraine, routine revaccination is carried out at the age of 26, and thereafter every 10 years after the previous vaccination. If you have missed a revaccination or do not remember when you were last vaccinated, consult a doctor to determine the next course of action.

The vaccines that can be used for vaccination include ADP-M, “Boostrix” or “Boostrix Polio.” The latter two, in addition to diphtheria and tetanus, provide protection against whooping cough; “Boostrix Polio” also protects against poliomyelitis. The choice of vaccine depends on vaccination status, medical indications, and the doctor's recommendations.

Vaccination against Chickenpox

If you have never had chickenpox and do not have confirmed immunity to it, it is worth discussing the advisability of vaccination with your doctor. The disease may be more severe in adults than in children and can be accompanied by complications.

Vaccines "Varilrix" or "Varivax" are used for prevention. A complete course usually requires two doses, and the interval between them is determined according to the instructions of the specific vaccine and the doctor's recommendations. Vaccines against chickenpox are live, so they are not used during pregnancy.

Vaccination against Hepatitis B

Vaccination against hepatitis B is important for adults who have not been vaccinated previously or do not have verification of a completed course. The virus is transmitted through blood and other biological fluids, including during sexual contact, the use of unsterile instruments during tattooing, piercing, or other procedures.

Chronic hepatitis B infection can lead to cirrhosis and liver cancer. For vaccination, “Engerix-B” for adults or the combined vaccine “Twinrix,” which also provides protection against hepatitis A, can be used. The number of doses and intervals between them depend on the chosen vaccine and previous vaccinations. Birth year alone does not determine the need for vaccination; it is important to clarify whether you received a complete course.

Vaccination against Hepatitis A

Hepatitis A is a viral infection that is primarily transmitted through contaminated water, food, or hands. Vaccination is particularly relevant for people traveling to regions with an increased risk of infection, as well as for other groups to whom a doctor may recommend vaccination.

For adults, the "Havrix 1440" vaccine is used, among others. Typically, the course consists of two doses, with the second administered no less than 6 months after the first. The exact interval should be clarified according to the drug instructions.

Vaccination against Human Papillomavirus (HPV)

Human papillomavirus encompasses a group of viruses, some types of which can cause cervical, anal, penile, and oropharyngeal cancers, as well as other diseases.

Vaccination against HPV helps prevent infection from the types of the virus that a specific vaccine protects against. The best effect is achieved before the onset of sexual activity; however, vaccination may also be relevant for those who have already had sexual contact.

In Ukraine, vaccines “Cervarix,” “Gardasil,” or “Gardasil 9” may be available. They differ in the types of HPV they protect against, and the recommended regimen depends on the age at the time of the first dose, the vaccine, and individual indications.

Vaccination against Pneumococcal Infection

Pneumococcus can cause pneumonia, otitis media, sinusitis, as well as other severe infections, including meningitis and bloodstream infections. The risk of complications is higher in older adults and patients with certain chronic diseases or weakened immune systems.

Pneumococcal vaccination may be recommended based on age (especially over 50 years), health status, comorbidities, previous vaccinations, and available vaccines. "Prevenar 13" or "Vaxneuvance" are vaccines used for the prevention of pneumococcal infection. The optimal scheme and necessity of vaccination are determined by a doctor.

Vaccination Against Rabies

Rabies is a dangerous viral disease that almost always leads to death after the onset of clinical symptoms. However, timely prevention after contact with a potentially infected animal can prevent the development of the disease.

If you are bitten or scratched by an animal, or if its saliva enters an open wound or mucous membranes, immediately wash the affected area with soap and water and promptly seek medical assistance. Do not wait for symptoms to appear, and do not postpone seeking help, even if the wound seems minor. The doctor will assess the risk and determine whether rabies vaccination (and in some cases, administration of rabies immunoglobulin) and other preventive measures are needed. The "Indirab" vaccine may be used for vaccination depending on the indications and availability.

Preventive vaccination prior to contact with animals may be recommended for individuals at increased risk of professional or other regular contact with rabies, such as certain veterinary workers. The decision depends on the nature of the risk and the recommendations of the specialist.

Tetanus Vaccination After Injury

Tetanus is a severe disease caused by a toxin from bacteria that can enter the body through broken skin. Deep, puncture, or dirt-contaminated wounds, bites, and tissue-damaging injuries can be particularly dangerous.

After an injury, consult a healthcare provider to evaluate the wound and check when you were last vaccinated against tetanus. Depending on the type of wound and vaccination history, a booster dose of the vaccine may be required, and in some cases, tetanus immunoglobulin may be necessary. It is not advisable to self-assess the need for vaccination.

For the prevention of tetanus, vaccines including ADP-M, “Boostrix,” or “Boostrix Polio” are used—the choice depends on the situation and doctor's recommendations.

Vaccination Before Traveling

Planning to travel abroad? Consult your family doctor in advance. The list of recommended vaccinations depends on the destination country, duration of the trip, planned activities, health condition, and previous vaccinations.

In addition to routine vaccinations, in certain cases, vaccines against hepatitis A, typhoid fever, yellow fever, and other infections may be recommended. Some vaccinations need to be administered in advance, so it is better to consult a doctor several weeks before the trip.

Annual Influenza Vaccination

The influenza virus changes, and immunity after vaccination wanes over time, so vaccination is recommended annually. The best time for vaccination is determined considering the start of the influenza season, availability of vaccines, and doctor's recommendations.

Vaccination is particularly important for individuals with chronic illnesses, pregnant women, older adults, and other groups at higher risk of complications. Vaccination reduces the risk of severe influenza and associated complications.

Schedule a consultation with a doctor to check your vaccination status and select vaccinations appropriate to your age, health condition, prior vaccinations, and individual risks.