Adult Vaccinations
As a child, you may have been vaccinated against certain common and even potentially deadly diseases. However, not only does the protection offered by those vaccinations sometimes wear off, but adults face other unique health conditions that require immunizations.
- Cervarix/Gardasil
At Life Family Clinic, our physicians are extremely conscious about the unique health challenges faced by our women patients, and the general female population.
With various strands of the human papillomaviruses (HPV) constantly threatening the health and wellbeing of women, our physicians are able to administer Cervarix or Gardasil vaccinations to immunise women against the risk of cervical cancer, including warding off HPV types 16, 18, 6 and 11.
- Twinrix
Hepatitis A and B are common conditions that can impact the health and wellbeing of many adults. Once infected, patients can be susceptible to many other ancillary diseases, and may have to drastically modify their lifestyles.
Our trained physicians administer Twinrix, a vaccination that packs the power of two earlier vaccines used to immunize against separate strands of Hepatitis viruses – A and B. We’ll ensure that you receive the full treatment – comprising of 3 doses, 3-months apart – in a clinically safe and caring environment.
- Havrix
If you are travelling to relatively under-developed parts of the world, you may be in danger of contracting Hepatitis A – a deadly liver disease caused by the HAV virus. It is often contracted when patients ingest food or drink covered in fecal matter, or come into contact with fluids from a HAV-infected person.
In large parts of the globe, there may be no medical facilities that are suitably equipped to deal with this condition, leaving you at risk of having your illness progress without medical attention.
Why not drop by Life Family Clinic and consult with one of our qualified physicians to find out if the Havrix vaccination is appropriate for you. It is the best way to prevent you from becoming victim of this deadly disease.

Child immunization
Children are amongst the most vulnerable members of society, often succumbing to largely preventable diseases and viral infections. The best way to assure their healthy future is to have your child immunized as early as possible.
Here at Life Family Clinic, our children’s health care trained physicians are trained to immunize your children from a wide array of infectious diseases. By having your child vaccinated for some of the most common preventable conditions, you can ensure your children are not only assured a healthy childhood, but also live long and do not succumb to certain common maladies in adulthood or old age too.
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Birth |
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1 Month |
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3 Months |
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4 Months |
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5 Months |
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5-6 months |
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12 months |
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15-18 months |
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18 months |
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10-11 years |
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Travel Health Immunization
Have travel plans within the next 4 to 6 weeks? Then you may want to drop by and speak to one of our dedicated physicians here at Life Family Clinic.
Whether it is a business trip, a vacation or holiday visit, for religious pilgrimage, or to volunteer overseas; you could easily risk being infected by a range of dangerous bacteria or viral infections while away from home.
Why risk ruining your trip? Why put your life and those of your friends, family and travel companions in jeopardy far from home? Our Travel health trained physicians can quickly assess what vaccinations you need to immunize you for your specific travel destination.
Destinations
China, India, Vietnam, Indonesia
Hepatitis A
Hepatitis B
Influenza
Japanese Encephalitis
Rabies (highly Recommended)
Typhoid
Anti-malarial medications
South America
Yellow Fever (see map for recommended areas)
Hepatitis A
Hepatitis B
Influenza
Japanese Encephalitis
Rabies (highly Recommended)
Typhoid
Anti-malarial medications
Africa
Routine vaccinations
Yellow Fever ( highly Recommended for yellow zone)
Hepatitis A
Hepatitis B
Influenza
Rabies (highly Recommended)
Typhoid
Anti-malarial medications
Saudi Arabia
Routine vaccinations
Hepatitis A
Hepatitis B
Typhoid
Influenza (Highly recommended)
Meningococcal (Recommended)
Rabies
Anti-malarial medications
