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Vaccinations

Vaccinations protect against diseases by training the immune system to recognize and fight harmful germs.

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Vaccination Packages

Check out our range of vaccine packages.
Contact us for more information.

  • Meningococcal

  • Pneumococcal

  • Influenza

    These vaccines protect against pneumonia and meningitis, which are particularly important for individuals planning to go for Hajj or Umrah.
    They are recommended for all pilgrims to reduce the risk of infection during the pilgrimage.

Haji & Umrah

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The influenza vaccine helps protect against seasonal flu strains.

  • Who needs it:

    • Recommended for the elderly, children, and individuals with underlying health conditions.

  • How often:

    • Administered yearly.

Influenza

Hepatitis A & B vaccines protect against viral infections that affect the liver.

  • Who needs it:

    • Travelers to high-risk areas, individuals with certain health conditions, and those at risk through lifestyle.

  • How often:

    • Vaccination schedule varies, typically requiring multiple doses.

Hepatitis A & B

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Tetanus vaccination helps protect against the bacteria that cause severe muscle spasms and can result from wounds or cuts.

  • Who needs it:

    • Everyone

  • How often:

    • Given in childhood as part of routine vaccines (DTaP)

    • Adults need a booster every 10 years

Tetanus

Typhoid vaccination protects against the bacterial infection caused by Salmonella typhi. It is mandatory for food handlers, and recommended for travelers to areas with poor sanitation.

  • Who needs it:

    • Food handlers

    • Travelers to areas where typhoid is common

    • People in close contact with a typhoid carrier

  • How often:

    • Given at least 1–2 weeks before travel

    • Booster needed every 2–5 years, depending on the vaccine type

Typhoid

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The HPV vaccine protects against the human papillomavirus, which can cause cervical, throat, and other cancers, as well as genital warts.

  • Who needs it:

    • Boys and girls starting at age 9–12

    • Catch-up vaccines up to age 26 if not vaccinated earlier

  • How often:

    • Given as 2 or 3 doses over 6 months, depending on age at first dose

HPV

Child immunization

Child immunization includes a series of vaccines given to infants and children to protect against diseases such as:

  • Measles

  • Mumps

  • Rubella

  • Diphtheria

  • Polio.

These vaccines are usually administered through injections or oral doses, following a recommended schedule to ensure optimal protection.

Each vaccination service helps safeguard children from preventable diseases, improving public health.