We review your vaccination records and pregnancy plans, then decide which vaccines are needed and the schedule.
Each vaccine has a different eligible group and interval.
Needed vaccinations vary with vaccines you have already received, infection and antibody tests, age, and health status. Even the same vaccine may differ in number of doses and intervals depending on the starting age and product, so please bring your records to your visit.
You can hear an explanation during your visit, review what you need to know, and then decide.
Vaccines and points to review
HPV vaccine
This vaccine is intended to help prevent related HPV infection and disease. It is not a treatment for an infection that has already occurred. The schedule depends on age and vaccination history. Needed cervical screening continues after vaccination.
Hepatitis A and hepatitis B vaccines
Need is confirmed based on infection and antibody status, previous vaccination records, and exposure risk. Not every negative antibody result is interpreted in the same way.
Rubella-related vaccination
When preparing for pregnancy, we check whether you are immune. MMR is not given during pregnancy; please seek advice to avoid pregnancy for at least 1 month after vaccination.
Shingles vaccine
Who can receive a vaccine and how it is given differ by age, immune status, and product. Please check which vaccines are currently available at the clinic and how many doses are needed.
We confirm this before and after vaccination.
01
Records and current status
Please tell us your vaccination records, any past severe allergic reactions, whether pregnancy is possible, and whether you are receiving immunosuppressive treatment.
02
Vaccine product and schedule
You will receive an explanation of the product name, how many doses are needed and when the next dose is due, the cost, and whether national support applies.
03
Observation and contact plan
After vaccination, stay for the advised time so we can watch for adverse reactions. Note your next vaccination date and where to inquire.
Seek help right away if you have a severe reaction.
Checking how you feel after vaccination
Pain or swelling at the injection site, fever, and other reactions may occur. If severe allergic symptoms appear, such as difficulty breathing, swelling of the face or neck, or reduced consciousness, seek emergency help immediately.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q.Are government-supported vaccinations the same as those given at the clinic?
Government support in South Korea follows that year’s criteria for eligibility, vaccines, and designated facilities. Not all available vaccines are covered, so please confirm when booking.
Feel free to bring your questions.
Please tell us what is bothering you and your previous examination and treatment history. Together we will confirm the care you need.