Vaccination
COVID-19 vaccination step by step
People from 6 months of age are eligible for vaccination against COVID-19 – the vaccine is free and voluntary. You can get vaccinated at any time of the day, you don’t have to be fasting.
In order to be vaccinated, it is mandatory to complete the Initial Screening Interview Questionnaire before vaccination against COVID-19.
It is possible to complete the form stationary at the clinic. To fill out the form, it is necessary to know about past diseases.
Please come to the vaccination at the appointed time and, if possible, without third parties. After receiving the vaccine, each patient will need to stay 15-30 minutes for observation at the clinic.
Administration of the vaccine
The COVID-19 vaccine will only be given after the patient has been qualified by a doctor.
The vaccine is given as an injection into the arm. Eligibility and vaccination take place during the same visit
The vaccination course is determined for each patient individually – depending on the number of previously received doses of the vaccine.
Contraindications to the COVID-19 vaccine
According to the information available on the official website of the Ministry of Health, there are some contraindications to undergoing vaccination against COVID-19. These include:
- anaphylactic reaction after the first dose of a COVID-19 vaccine, and
- serious allergic reactions to the active substance or other ingredients of the vaccine.
At a glance
- Vaccination against COVID-19 can be obtained by any patient over 6 months of age qualified by a doctor .
- Vaccination is free and voluntary.
- The vaccine can be taken at any time of the day, you do not need to be fasting.
- Before vaccination, it is mandatory to complete the “Initial Interview Questionnaire” [dokument można samodzielnie wydrukować lub uzupełnić w placówce]
- Vaccination is carried out in the form of an injection into the arm.
- After each dose of the vaccine, the patient is required to stay in the clinic for 15-30 minutes of observation.
- Sign up for vaccination in person at CM Prokocim or by phone 12 307 03 42 (9:00-20:00)
- Contact the hotline: 989 (7:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.)
- Make an appointment via the Online Patient [IKP] Account – https://pacjent.gov.pl/zaloguj-sie-do-zdrowia
HPV vaccination step by step
Why is it worth getting vaccinated against HPV?
Protection against cervical cancer: HPV vaccination is an effective preventive measure that reduces the risk of cervical cancer – one of the most common and potentially fatal cancers in women.
Reducing the risk of infectious diseases: The vaccine helps prevent infections caused by the human papillomavirus, which can lead to other serious conditions such as genital cancers in both men and women.
Protecting younger generations: HPV vaccination is mainly aimed at young people, providing them with long-term protection against the risk of infection.
The course of vaccination
Medical consultation: The first step is to consult with a doctor who will assess your health and tailor the vaccination plan to your needs.
Administration of the vaccine: The HPV vaccine is given as an injection. Usually, two or three doses at specific intervals are required.
Monitoring and education: After vaccinations, your doctor will keep track of your health and provide you with the necessary information for follow-up care and prevention.
Vaccination Eligibility
At CM Prokocim, we implement a program of free HPV vaccinations for girls and boys aged 12-13. In Poland, these vaccinations are recommended before sexual activity to achieve full protection against HPV infection.
Contraindications
According to the information available on the official website of the Ministry of Health, a permanent contraindication to HPV vaccination is the presence of a previous severe allergic reaction (including anaphylaxis):
- to any element of the vaccine composition,
- after receiving a dose of the vaccine.
If you have any questions about HPV vaccination or would like to consult our doctor about it, we encourage you to contact our clinic.
- Sign up for a tacking in person at CM Prokocim or by phone 12 307 03 42 (9:00-20:00)
- Contact the hotline: 989 (7:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.)
- Make an appointment via the Online Patient [IKP] Account – https://pacjent.gov.pl/zaloguj-sie-do-zdrowia