Children's Vaccinations
Vaccinations are one of the most reliable ways to protect a child from dangerous infections. At the K+31 clinic, experienced pediatricians administer vaccinations in the comfortable conditions of a premium medical center, using only certified vaccines from Russian and international manufacturers. Before each procedure, a mandatory physician examination is conducted to identify any possible contraindications.
We vaccinate children from birth to 18 years of age: according to the national immunization schedule and a customized schedule. A pediatrician develops an individual plan based on the child's health, past illnesses, and immune response.
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Types of vaccines
Vaccinations are divided into mandatory (included in the national schedule) and recommended (administered at the request of parents or when epidemiologically indicated).
By route of administration, vaccines are classified as:
- Intramuscular — optimal: rapid absorption, minimal risk of allergic reaction
- Subcutaneous — allow for precise dosage calculation; used for most vaccinations
- Intradermal — administered with a thin needle into the shoulder (e.g., BCG)
- Oral — the drug is dropped into the child's mouth
- Intranasal — administered through the nose; convenient for very young children
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Additional (Recommended) Vaccinations
In addition to the mandatory vaccinations, additional vaccinations are available in K+31 against:
- Influenza (annually)
- Rotavirus infection
- Meningococcal infection
- Chickenpox
- Viral hepatitis A
- Human papillomavirus (HPV) - recommended for girls and boys aged 9 and older to prevent cancer
- Tick-borne encephalitis (when traveling to endemic regions)
- Premium service — comfortable offices, no lines, individualized attention to each little patient
- Certified vaccines — only proven products, maintained under cold chain storage conditions
- Experienced pediatricians — top-level physicians with years of experience in vaccination
- Individualized schedule — a personalized vaccination plan is created based on the child's medical history
- Post-vaccination monitoring — the child is monitored for 30 minutes after the vaccine is administered
- Convenient appointments — online or by phone, at a time convenient for the family
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Can I combine several vaccinations on the same day?
What should I do if I miss a scheduled vaccination?
What are the contraindications for vaccination?
Can I vaccinate my child if he or she has recently recovered from an illness?
Does K+31 use imported vaccines?
At what age can vaccinations begin?
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Why is vaccination necessary?
Vaccination is the introduction of antigenic material into a child's body, which helps build immunity to a specific disease or significantly reduce its effects. Live (weakened) bacterial strains, inactivated microorganisms, purified antigens, or synthetic vaccines are used as antigens.
In simple terms, a vaccine mimics a disease without its symptoms. The body reacts to it as if it were an infection and forms a protective barrier. According to the WHO, vaccination is the primary tool in the fight against many infections: thanks to it, it has not only reduced the spread of a number of diseases but also completely eliminated others, such as smallpox.