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Adult Vaccination
Most people think that vaccination is only children. This common misconception accounts for 80% of the adult population of Ukraine not protected against serious and dangerous diseases, which may only be prevented by vaccination.
The national vaccination schedule provides for vaccination of the diseases for which vaccination is the only way to avoid them or reduce the risk of complications in case of infection.
Therefore, it is important not only to vaccinate children on time, but also to be revaccinated in adulthood.
Adults also have their own vaccination schedule.
It is mandatory to be vaccinated against:
- diphtheria and tetanus: the first adult vaccination is done at the age of 26, then revaccination is required every 10 years;
- measles, rubella and mumps: most often, vaccination against these diseases is done in childhood, but if test does not show the immunological status, it is necessary to repeat the vaccination in adulthood;
- hepatitis B: now this vaccination is mandatory from birth; adults who did not receive this vaccine in childhood should be vaccinated at any age (three doses with an interval of 0-1-6 months).
In addition, there is a list of optional vaccination against:
- pneumococcal infection: it is especially recommended for people over 55, as pneumonia in elderly people develops with complications;
- chickenpox: this infection has many unpleasant consequences and complications. Adult with chickenpox is at risk of developing pneumonia, meningitis or encephalitis. You can get vaccinated at any age, 2 times with an interval of 4-6 weeks;
- meningococcal infection: it is mandatory for military and medical workers;
- influenza: it is recommended for pregnant women at any gestational age, patients with a history of chronic diseases (diabetes, cardiovascular diseases, obesity, chronic lung disease, asthma), patients over 65 years;
- hepatitis A: hepatitis has serious complications and severe course in adults;
- HPV virus infection: there is evidence that this infection can cause cervical cancer. It is recommended for adolescent girls before puberty and first sex. If vaccination was not done on time, it can be done in adulthood after consulting a gynecologist and test for HPV.
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