Vaccination: |
Duration of protection: |
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| BMR | In principle lifelong after 1 injection | |
| Chickenpox | At least 14 years after 2 injections | |
| Dengue | 5 years after 2 injections | |
| FSME(tick-borne encephalitis) adult | 1 year after 2 injections; 3 years after 3 injections, 5 years after extra booster | |
| FSME(tick-borne encephalitis) child | 1 year after 2 injections; 3 years after 3 injections, 5 years after extra booster | |
| Yellow fever | Lifelong (advice for frequent travelers: 10 years) | |
| Shingles | 5 years after 2 injections | |
| Haemophilus influenza type B (Act-HiB) |
In principle lifelong after 1 injection |
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| Hepatitis A adult | 1 year after 1 injection; 30 years after 2 injections | |
| Hepatitis A child (till 16 years) | 1 year after 1 injection; 30 years after 2 injections | |
| Hepatitis B adult | In principle lifelong after 3 injections | |
| Hepatitis B child (till 16 years) | In principle lifelong after 2 injections | |
| Hepatitis A+B adult | In principe lifelong Hepatitis B and 30 years Hepatitis A after 3 injections | |
| Hepatitis A+B child (till 16 years) | In principe lifelong Hepatitis B and 30 years Hepatitis A after 2 injections | |
| HPV (Humaan-PapillomaVirus) | estimated 7.5-10 years after 2 injections | |
| Japanse encefalitis | 2 years after 2 injections, after additional booster 10 years | |
| Meningitis (meningococci) | 5 or 10 years (depending on the available vaccine) | |
| Pneumokokken (polysaccharide) | Most probable 5 years | |
| Pneumokokken (conjugate) | Most probable 5 years | |
| Rabiës | No antiserum needed for life after 2 injections | |
| Rotavirus | 2 years | |
| Shingles | 4 years after 2 injections | |
| typhoid fever | 3 years |
Other items available : |
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| DEET 40% mosquito repellent | ||
| Mosquito net (impregnated) | ||
| Recipes | ||
| Vaccination booklet | ||
