Vaccination

In our clinic, we place special emphasis on prevention, as a proper vaccination schedule not only reduces the risk of dangerous infections but also supports overall health, hormonal balance, and women's reproductive function.

Why is vaccination important?

Regular vaccination builds a strong immune system and protects the body from diseases that can lead to serious consequences, ranging from prolonged disability to life-threatening conditions. In gynecology, prevention is particularly significant, as many infections directly affect reproductive health, pregnancy progression, and fetal condition.

Vaccination in Gynecology

As part of women's health, we provide vaccinations in key areas:

• HPV (Human Papillomavirus) Vaccination

Preventing cervical cancer is one of the most important tasks in modern gynecology. The vaccine protects against oncogenic HPV strains, reducing the risk of dysplasia and precancerous changes. It is suitable for girls and women aged 9 to 45.

• Vaccination before Planning Pregnancy

We recommend assessing immune status and, if necessary, vaccinating against:
– Rubella
– Measles
– Mumps
– Hepatitis B
– Diphtheria and Tetanus
– Influenza
These measures help protect the future mother and reduce the risks of pregnancy complications.

• Vaccination during Pregnancy

According to international recommendations, it is safe and important to:
– Get the flu vaccine (any trimester)
– Get the pertussis vaccine (at 28–36 weeks)
These protect both the mother and the newborn in the first months of life.

Vaccination in General Therapy

For adult patients, we offer a full range of preventive vaccinations:

• Hepatitis A and B

Protection of the liver and reduction of the risk of chronic diseases.

• Pneumococcal Infection

Especially recommended for patients over 50 years old and people with chronic diseases.

• Diphtheria, Tetanus, Pertussis

Revaccination every 10 years is a mandatory measure for every adult.

• Influenza

Annual vaccination helps avoid severe complications and seasonal outbreaks.

• Meningococcal and Haemophilus Infections

As indicated, especially with reduced immunity or frequent illnesses.

How is vaccination conducted in our clinic?

We provide a full cycle of observation:

In-person consultation with a gynecologist or therapist.

Assessment of immune status: antibodies, contraindications, current health.

Individual vaccination plan tailored to age, lifestyle, and reproductive plans.

Vaccination with certified drugs, maintaining the cold chain.

Observation after the procedure and care recommendations.

Safety and Quality

All vaccines are stored according to international standards, and the procedure is conducted by experienced medical staff. We use only original drugs from leading global manufacturers.

When should you seek consultation?

– When planning pregnancy
– Before traveling abroad
– With reduced immunity
– If you do not remember your vaccination status
– If you have not updated your vaccinations for a long time
– If a doctor recommended vaccinations based on health conditions