Vaccination for children and adolescents
Vaccines protect your child as they grow, and adolescents need boosters and catch-up doses too. Dr. Anjali reviews your child’s history and explains what is suitable.
Who it helps
- Young children and adolescents
- Children who have missed a dose or are not sure which vaccines they have had
- Families wanting to understand HPV, Tdap/Td and yearly influenza vaccination
Signs and when to consult
- You are unsure whether your child’s vaccines are complete
- A dose was missed or delayed
- Your adolescent is due for booster or catch-up vaccination
What happens during the visit
- Bring your child’s vaccination records and previous reports
- Dr. Anjali reviews previous vaccination history
- Suitable vaccines, including HPV, Tdap/Td, yearly influenza and catch-up, are discussed
- You can ask any question before deciding
How it helps at home
- Keep vaccination records together and bring them to every visit
- Note any questions to ask the doctor
- Catch-up depends on previous history, so ask before assuming a dose is needed
Frequently asked questions
My child already had childhood vaccines. Is anything else needed?
Adolescents may need boosters or catch-up doses, such as Tdap/Td, HPV and yearly influenza. Dr. Anjali can advise based on your child’s previous history.
Can several vaccines be given together?
This depends on your child’s age and history. Please ask Dr. Anjali, who will explain what is suitable for your child.
What if a dose is missed?
Please do not worry. Bring the records, and Dr. Anjali will advise how to continue.
Are vaccines safe?
Please discuss any concerns with Dr. Anjali, who can explain the benefits and what to expect for your child.
Emergency: if your child has difficulty breathing, seek emergency care immediately or call the clinic on 92326 95193.
Let’s plan your child’s visit.
Call the clinic or send an appointment enquiry. We’ll discuss your concern and arrange a suitable visit.