Flu Vaccination for Children from 6 months to 15 years

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Vaccination against flu is vital for babies and small children as they’re at higher risk for severe complications. Children between the ages of 6 months and 15 years should see a pediatrician before getting the flu shot. Our highly qualified pediatricians are equipped to evaluate the child’s overall health and developmental needs, ensuring the vaccination process is as safe and effective as possible.

It is necessary to renew the flu shot annually, because most recent vaccination defends from the anticipated strains of the influenza virus. The Vaxigrip Tetra vaccine protects from four different influenza A and B virus strains, updated annually, based on WHO’s recommendations.

Children under 9 years old who haven’t been vaccinated need two doses administered four weeks apart. The price includes the pediatric appointment, but each visit should be paid separately.

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For babies and young children aged between 6 months and 15 years old, pediatrician consults are crucial for flu shots. FirstMed’s highly qualified pediatricians are equipped to evaluate the child’s overall health and developmental needs, ensuring the vaccination process is as safe and effective as possible.

WHO SHOULD DEFINITELY GET THE FLU SHOT…

  • Adults and children with chronic heart or lung problems
  • Diabetics
  • People over 60 years old
  • Adults and children with kidney, blood, or immune system problems
  • Family members of any of the above groups

WHO SHOULD NOT HAVE THE FLU SHOT?

We cannot administer the flu shot to patients with the following risk complications:

  • Those with an allergy to eggs, chicken, neomycin or formaldehyde
  • Those with a fever or acute infectious disease
  • Those with a history of a bad reaction to the flu shot in the past
  • Those with a history of Guillain Barre Syndrome

SIDE EFFECTS OF THE FLU SHOT

  • Minor soreness, swelling, or redness at the site of injection
  • Rare with our particular vaccine, which is an inactivated split virus and cannot cause the flu: fever, weakness, trembling, fatigue, headache, sweating, muscle aches
  • Very rare: pain along nerve, convulsions, thrombocytopenia, allergic reaction, vasculitis, neurological abnormalities

Learn more about flu vaccination on our website.

Flu Vaccination for Adults and Children 16+ Transportation Fee
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