Hepatitis A+B
It gives protections against both (A and B) types of hepatitis. The vaccinations have to be given according to a 0-1-6 month time schedule.
Our office works on the highest level of quality, we're not just applying travel related vaccinations but preventive vaccines too.
Two registered vaccinations can be received in Hungary.
Primary vaccination in case of both vaccinations consists of 3 doses both for children and adults, but between the age of 11-15 years 2 doses are sufficient from the dose of an adult. In case of healthy people (with an appropriate vaccination scheme) no re-vaccination is needed.
The second vaccination has to be given 1 month after the first one, and the third one 6-12 months after the first. If there is only 1 month left before the time of travel for getting the hepatitis vaccinations, they can be obtained with a 0-7-21 day time schedule above the age of 18, but in this case a re-vaccination is needed in 12 months.
The vaccination can also be used simultaneously with other immunizations.
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In case of having the total vaccination series (3 doses), the vaccination protects during lifetime, no re-vaccination is needed.
Our office works on the highest level of quality, we're not just applying travel related vaccinations but preventive vaccines too.
Because of the special vaccinations, we give detailed counselling by our professional doctors. Please reserve an appointment or call us!
Place an appointmentIt gives protections against both (A and B) types of hepatitis. The vaccinations have to be given according to a 0-1-6 month time schedule.
For the prevention of measles, mumps and rubella, two vaccines have been registered in our country.
Two vaccines are available to prevent varicella. Both vaccines are lyophilized preparations containing live attenuated viruses.
Children receive obligatory vaccinations against diphtheria (Di-Per-Te) several times since infancy which are due at certain ages.
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