Vaccination

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Regarding Vaccination

Our clinic offers a wide range of vaccines, mainly those recommended by the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs for Japanese nationals posted or traveling to Indonesia.
There are many diseases that are less prevalent in Japan but more prevalent in Indonesia.
We recommend that you research and get the necessary vaccinations in advance to protect yourself from diseases that are prevalent in a particular region.

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Vaccination timing and frequency

No.	Vacccination	Name of vaccine	Doses
			1	2	3	4	5
1	Hepatitis A for adult	Havrix 1440 (GlaxoSmithKline)	first	6-12 months later
2	Hepatitis A for child	Havrix 720 (GlaxoSmithKline)	first	6-18 months later
3	Hepatitis B for adult	Engerix B (GlaxoSmithKline)	first	After 1 month	After 6 month
4	Hepatitis B for child	Engerix B Child (GlaxoSmithKline)	first	After 2 month	After 3 month	After 4 month
5	Hepatitis A+Hepatitis B	Twinrix (GlaxoSmithKline)	first	After 1 month	After 6 month
6	Tetanus	Bio TT (Biofarma)	first	After 4 weeks	6 months after 2nd shot
7-a	Rabies (Preventive)	Verorab (Sanofi Pasteur)	first	After 7 day	After 21 or 28 days
7-b	Rabies (Post bite)		first	After 3 day	After 7 day	After 14 days	After 28 days
8	Influenza	Vaxigrip tetra (Sanofi Pasteur) or Fluarix tetra (GlaxoSmithKline)	first
9	Tetanus/ Diphteria/ Pertusis	Adacel (Sanofi Pasteur)	first
10	Varicella	Varilix (GlaxoSmithKline)	first	After 6 weeks
11	Shingles/ Zoster	first
12	Measles, Mumps, Rubella (MMR)	MMR II (MSD)	first (12-15 months old)	5-7 years old
13	Pneumococcal Conjugate PCV 13	Prevenar (Pfizer)	first
14	Pneumococcal Polisaccharide PPSV 23	peneumovax 23 (MSD)	first
15	Typhoid	Typhim Vi (Sanofi Pasteur)	first
16	Japanese Encephalitis	Imojev (Sanofi Pasteur)	first (9 months old)	After 1-2 year
17	Dengue	Qdenga (Takeda)	first（9-16 years old）	After 3 month
18-a	HPV	Gardasil 9 (MSD)	first	After 6-15 month
18-b		Gardasil 9 (MSD)	first	After 2 month	Afetr 6 month

※The above is an example. The information will be provided in adherence to the patient’s travel destination.
※Basically, no other vaccinations can be given until 4 weeks have passed after the live vaccine has been administered, so care should be taken with the vaccination schedule if there is not enough time before travel.

★1 Rabies vaccination after exposure is on a different schedule. Please refer here for details.

Things to bring

1

Passport

2

Vaccine Handbook
(Proof of previous vaccinations)

3

Mother-child handbook
(For children)

Example of past vaccination records

For those who received their first or second vaccination in Japan, there may be a delay in receiving their vaccinations compared to the schedule.

Depending on the number of delayed days, a decision may be made whether to re-administer the vaccination from the 1st dose or to continue it midway through the course of the vaccination with an antibody test. Please bring your past vaccination records and consult with us.

What we ask during the medical questionnaire

Name, Age, Sex

Name of desired vaccine (type of vaccine if known)

Vaccination history

Type and date of last vaccination

Pre-existing medical conditions

Allergies to any medications

※Please bring your Vaccine Handbook and in the case of children, your Maternal and Child Health Handbook.

Vaccines produce effective antibodies when administered the required number of times within the prescribed period.Please inform your doctor of your vaccination history at the beginning.
In addition, in Indonesia and Japan, there are different types of vaccines for the same disease.
The number of inoculations may differ depending on the type, so please consult your doctor in advance.

Types of vaccines recommended to be administered in Indonesia

Hepatitis A, Hepatitis B, Tetanus, and Japanese encephalitis vaccines are recommended in Indonesia.
It is also recommended to consider vaccination against typhoid and rabies (see Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan website).
Although the occurrence rate of rabies is low, the fatality rate when it does occur is high, so vaccination is recommended if there are concerns.
Please note, however, that additional vaccinations are required if you are bitten even after receiving the vaccination.