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Vaccination

Stay Protected With Vaccination Based

Vaccination Services for Adults & Preventive Healthcare

Vaccination is an important part of preventive healthcare. The vaccines recommended for an individual can vary according to age, medical history, previous vaccination, pregnancy, immune status, occupation, travel and specific health conditions. Healthcare professionals assess these factors when deciding which vaccinations may be appropriate. CDC At Shivaay Clinic, vaccination care is approached as part of your overall health management, with particular attention to adults and people living with diabetes or other chronic health conditions.

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Personalized Vaccination Care

There is no single vaccination plan that is appropriate for everyone.

Personalized Vaccination Care

Before recommending a vaccine, your healthcare professional may consider:

Vaccination for People With Diabetes

People with diabetes may have an increased risk of serious illness from certain vaccine-preventable infections. For this reason, routine vaccination appropriate to age and individual health status is an important component of diabetes care.

Diabetes Status

Understanding whether you have Type 1 diabetes, Type 2 diabetes or another form of diabetes.

Reviewing your overall health and any other chronic conditions.

Checking available vaccination records and identifying missing or overdue vaccinations.

Considering age-related recommendations and additional health-related risk factors.

Diabetes Vaccination Care

Which Vaccinations May Be Considered?

Depending on your age, health condition and vaccination history, your healthcare professional may discuss vaccines

Frequently Asked Questions

What vaccination services does Shivaay Clinic provide?

Shivaay Clinic provides vaccination consultation and vaccination care based on individual age, health status, vaccination history and clinical requirements.

Yes. Adults may need routine vaccinations, boosters or additional vaccines depending on age, medical conditions, previous vaccination, occupation, travel and other risk factors.

Yes. The ADA recommends routinely recommended vaccinations for children, adolescents and adults with diabetes according to age and applicable recommendations.

The appropriate vaccines depend on age, medical history and current recommendations. Vaccines such as influenza, pneumococcal and hepatitis B may be relevant in specific circumstances, but the appropriate vaccination plan should be determined individually.

Diabetes itself does not mean that routine vaccination should be avoided. Your healthcare professional can assess which vaccines are appropriate based on your overall health and current treatment.

Some vaccines may be recommended during pregnancy while others may not be appropriate. Vaccination should be discussed with your healthcare professional based on the specific vaccine and pregnancy circumstances.

Bringing available vaccination records is helpful because it allows your healthcare professional to review previous doses and determine what may be needed next.

Travel-related vaccination can be discussed based on your destination, itinerary and individual health requirements.

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