Protection Isn't Just
For Kids. It's For You Too.
Stay protected at every stage of life with recommended adult vaccinations from Shree Polyclinic & Lab. From flu and hepatitis vaccines to boosters and travel vaccinations, our healthcare team helps you stay one step ahead.
Adult Vaccination
Because protecting your health today can help you stay healthier tomorrow.
Your Immunity Changes. Your Protection Shouldn't.
Vaccination isn't just a childhood responsibility. Adults may also need vaccines and booster doses throughout life.
Don't Wait Until You're Sick
Preventive vaccination can help reduce the risk of serious vaccine-preventable diseases and their complications.
Adult Vaccination – Why It Matters
Many adults assume vaccines are only for children — but that's a myth.
Immunity can decrease over time, and some adults may face increased risk because of age, medical conditions, occupation, travel or lifestyle.
Whether you need an annual flu vaccine, tetanus booster, hepatitis protection, travel vaccination or another recommended immunization, staying up to date can be an important part of preventive healthcare.
At Shree Polyclinic & Lab, our healthcare team can review your vaccination history and help determine which vaccines may be appropriate for you.
Stay Protected Through Every Stage of Life
Prevent Vaccine-Preventable Diseases
Stay protected against diseases for which vaccination is recommended.
Maintain Long-Term Immunity
Some vaccines require booster doses or periodic vaccination.
Travel Protection
Certain destinations may have vaccination recommendations or requirements.
Protect Older Adults
Older adults and higher-risk individuals may be more vulnerable to serious infections.
Protect Those Around You
Staying vaccinated can help reduce transmission of certain infections.
Prefer Vaccination at Home?
Ask our team about convenient home vaccination services in Bangalore, subject to vaccine availability and clinical suitability.
Essential Adult Vaccines
Different adults may need different vaccines depending on age, health conditions, occupation, travel and previous vaccination history.
💉 Adult Vaccination Guide
Your doctor can recommend the most appropriate vaccination schedule based on your individual needs.
| Vaccine | Who May Need It? | Typical Schedule | Protects Against |
|---|---|---|---|
| Influenza (Flu) | Adults, particularly older adults, pregnant individuals and people with certain chronic conditions. | Usually once every year | Seasonal influenza and complications |
| COVID-19 | Eligible adults according to current recommendations. | As currently recommended | COVID-19 and severe disease |
| Tdap / Td | Adults requiring primary vaccination or booster protection. | According to individual vaccination history | Tetanus, diphtheria and pertussis |
| Hepatitis B | Unvaccinated adults and people with increased exposure risk. | Multi-dose series | Hepatitis B infection |
| Hepatitis A | Travelers and people with certain medical or exposure risks. | Usually a 2-dose series | Hepatitis A |
| Pneumococcal | Older adults and adults with certain chronic medical conditions. | Depends on vaccine and individual risk | Pneumonia, meningitis and invasive pneumococcal disease |
| Shingles / Herpes Zoster | Adults for whom shingles vaccination is recommended. | Commonly 2 doses | Shingles and post-herpetic neuralgia |
| HPV | Adolescents and adults according to age and individual recommendations. | 2 or 3 doses depending on age | HPV-related cancers and genital warts |
| MMR | Adults without evidence of immunity or adequate vaccination history. | 1 or 2 doses when indicated | Measles, mumps and rubella |
| Varicella | Adults without evidence of immunity. | Usually 2 doses | Chickenpox and complications |
| Typhoid | Certain travelers and people with increased exposure risk. | Depends on vaccine type | Typhoid fever |
| Rabies | People with occupational, travel or exposure risk. | According to exposure | Rabies |
| Meningococcal | Selected travelers, students, military personnel and higher-risk groups. | According to risk | Meningococcal disease |
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Adult Vaccines Demystified
Answers to common questions about adult vaccination.
Vaccines undergo extensive safety evaluation before approval and continue to be monitored. Mild reactions such as soreness, tiredness or low-grade fever may occur temporarily.
Being healthy does not necessarily mean you are protected against every vaccine-preventable infection. Vaccination needs depend on age, previous vaccination, occupation, travel and medical history.
Protection varies by vaccine and individual. Some vaccines provide long-lasting protection, while others require booster doses or periodic vaccination.
Common reactions may include temporary injection site pain, redness, fatigue, headache or mild fever. Your healthcare provider can explain expected reactions for the specific vaccine.
Many adults with chronic conditions can receive recommended vaccines. The appropriate vaccines and timing should be determined by a healthcare professional based on individual circumstances.
In many situations, multiple vaccines can be administered during the same visit. Your healthcare team can advise based on your vaccination history and current recommendations.
Yes. Some destinations have specific vaccination recommendations or requirements. Discuss your travel plans in advance so there is sufficient time for any required vaccine series.
Don't Wait for Illness. Choose Prevention.
Speak with the healthcare team at Shree Polyclinic & Lab about your adult vaccination needs.