HPV
More than 130 known types of HPV exist. The vaccination against HPV gives protection against the most dangerous ones.
Our office works on the highest level of quality, we're not just applying travel related vaccinations but preventive vaccines too.
The vaccination serves for preventing the pneumonia caused by the pneumococcal bacterium (Streptococcus pneumoniae), spread by droplet infection. More than 80 types of bacteria are known and spread worldwide.
Its most common form is the lober pneumonia with the symptoms of fever, respiratory difficulties and cough. Circulatory and respiratory failures can occur as complications. The most common cause of death of the flue epidemics are the pneumococcal superinfections and its complications.
It contains 23 types and was created for people older than 2 years. Children have to receive vaccination in certain cases. For children below the age of 2, a conjugated immunization of 7 components is in use.
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The vaccination should be given prior to travel to travellers belonging to the group above, in case of having not been vaccinated before.
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 appointmentMore than 130 known types of HPV exist. The vaccination against HPV gives protection against the most dangerous ones.
It is suggested that the vaccination process should start or finish (the first 2 doses in any case) before spring time (before the period of the ticks starts) i.e. in winter, when there is no risk of infection.
Malaria is a dangerous disease. Approximately 10.000 cases occur in Europe annually, some of them in Hungary too.
Two vaccines are available to prevent varicella. Both vaccines are lyophilized preparations containing live attenuated viruses.
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