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Many people believe that only children need to get vaccinated. However, in reality, we all need to get vaccinated throughout our lives. Thanks to the advanced medical evolution today, there are new types of vaccines that provide more effective disease prevention for people of all ages, including travelers or those with a lifestyle that involves frequent travel. Vaccination is important for everyone.
<h2>Vaccines for adults can be divided by age group as follows:</h2>
 
<h4>Early adulthood, ages 19 – 26 years</h4>
 
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<li>Tetanus and diphtheria vaccine (booster every 10 years)</li>
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<li>Influenza vaccine (booster every 1 year)</li>
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<li>Measles-mumps-rubella vaccine (2 doses at least 4 weeks apart). It is recommended for healthy individuals under 40 years old to receive this vaccine.</li>
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<li>Cervical cancer vaccine (should be given from early adolescence)</li>
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<li>Hepatitis B vaccine (immunity should be checked before vaccination)</li>
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Adults aged 27-65 years For this age group, vaccines that are still necessary include tetanus and diphtheria, influenza, and hepatitis B.
“Vaccines” are the protection shield for the elderly… keeping diseases away Looking back to when the elderly were younger, they might not have received vaccines for new diseases or their immunity from previous vaccinations may have decreased, so booster shots are needed. Importantly, the elderly naturally have reduced immunity, making them more susceptible to infections. Therefore, vaccines that the elderly should receive include:
 
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<li>Influenza (booster every 1 year) </li>
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<li>Pneumonia (recommended for elderly aged 65 and above but can be given from age 50)</li>
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<li>Shingles vaccine (can be given from age 50 and above) </li>
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Travel across borders with peace of mind and no disease… with “vaccination” protection Normally, all Thai children receive vaccines according to the National Immunization Program, and vaccination records are kept to indicate which vaccines have been administered. In cases where children travel abroad for study and have no vaccination history, doctors may need to administer new vaccines.
 For travelers, doctors will consider several factors such as the destination country, duration or activities during the stay abroad, as well as the traveler’s health condition. For those traveling to certain countries in Africa and South America, the “yellow fever vaccine” is required at least 10 days before travel according to international health regulations (WHO IHR). Those going on pilgrimage to Mecca should receive the meningococcal vaccine, as should students going to study in the United States.
Vaccination Center, Phyathai 2 Hospital offers comprehensive consultation and vaccination services because we recognize the importance of disease prevention through vaccination, as every life is always important… 
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<div style="text-align: right;">Phyathai 2 Hospital provides yellow fever vaccination and can issue vaccination certificates according to World Health Organization requirements&nbsp;</div>
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<div style="text-align: right;">For more information, please contact </div>
<div style="text-align: right;">Internal Medicine Center and Vaccination Center, 1st Floor, Building A </div>
<div style="text-align: right;">Phyathai 2 Hospital </div>
<div style="text-align: right;">Tel. 02-617-2444 ext. 4104, 4106 </div>
<div style="text-align: right;">Phyathai Call Center 1772</div>

Phyathai 2 Hospital provides yellow fever vaccination services and can issue vaccination certificates according to the World Health Organization's requirements.

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