Stay Protected from Typhoid – Get Vaccinated Today!
Shield yourself and your loved ones from water & food-borne typhoid infections with safe and effective vaccination.
Understanding Typhoid Vaccination
Typhoid fever is a serious bacterial infection caused by Salmonella Typhi, commonly spread through contaminated food and water. Vaccination is one of the most effective ways to protect yourself against this disease, especially if you live in or are traveling to areas where typhoid is prevalent. Typhoid vaccines help your body build immunity, reducing the risk of infection and its severe complications. By getting vaccinated, you not only safeguard your own health but also contribute to preventing the spread of the disease in your community.
What is Typhoid Vaccination?
Typhoid vaccination is a preventive measure that protects against typhoid fever, a serious bacterial infection caused by Salmonella Typhi. The vaccine works by stimulating the body’s immune system to recognize and fight the bacteria if exposed in the future. Typhoid fever is commonly spread through contaminated food and water, making vaccination especially important for people living in or traveling to areas where typhoid is prevalent.
There are two main types of typhoid vaccines:
- Inactivated (killed) vaccine – given as an injection.
- Live attenuated (weakened) vaccine – taken orally in capsule form.
Both vaccines provide strong protection, though booster doses may be recommended to maintain long-term immunity.
- Safe & Effective
Typhoid vaccines are clinically tested and proven to be safe, providing reliable protection against typhoid fever with minimal side effects.
- Community Protection
By getting vaccinated, you not only protect yourself but also help prevent the spread of typhoid within your community, reducing outbreaks.
- Timely Schedule
Following the recommended vaccination schedule ensures maximum effectiveness and long-lasting immunity against typhoid fever.
Typhoid Vaccination Schedule
Children (2 years & above)
A single dose of injectable typhoid conjugate vaccine is recommended.
Adults
One dose provides long-term protection, with a booster dose every 3 years if risk continues.
Oral Typhoid Vaccine (for adults & children above 6 years)
Taken as 4 capsules on alternate days (Day 1, 3, 5, 7).
Travelers
Should get vaccinated at least 2–3 weeks before travel to high-risk areas.
Why Choose Bharat Vaccines for Typhoid Vaccination?
We are committed to providing the highest quality Typhoid Vaccination services with a focus on safety, expertise, and family-centered care.
Trusted Expertise
Our vaccines are approved and recommended by leading health authorities.
Safe & Reliable
We follow strict quality and safety standards to ensure maximum protection.
Experienced Professionals
Administered by qualified healthcare providers with care and precision.
Convenient Access
Easy scheduling and hassle-free vaccination process.
Community Protection
Dedicated to protecting families and communities from typhoid.
Affordable & Accessible
Cost-effective vaccination options to ensure protection for everyone.
Schedule Your Typhoid Vaccination
Don’t wait – Typhoid Vaccination is most effective when taken on time. Protect yourself and your loved ones from food and water-borne infections. Book your appointment today and stay one step ahead of typhoid fever.
Frequently Asked Questions About Typhoid Vaccination
Get answers to common questions about Typhoid Vaccination to make informed decisions about your child’s health and protection.
Typhoid fever is a bacterial infection caused by Salmonella Typhi. It spreads through contaminated food, water, or close contact with an infected person.
The vaccine helps protect you from typhoid fever, which can cause serious illness if untreated. Vaccination is especially important if you live in or travel to areas where typhoid is common.
- People traveling to regions with high rates of typhoid.
- Children above 2 years (depending on vaccine type).
- Individuals working in healthcare, laboratories, or food handling.
Children as young as 2 years can receive the injectable vaccine, and in some cases, the oral vaccine may be given from age 6 years and above.
- Injectable vaccine: Given as a single shot in the arm.
- Oral vaccine: Given in multiple doses (capsules) over several days.
- Injectable vaccine: Around 2 years (a booster is recommended after that).
- Oral vaccine: Around 5 years (a booster may be needed).
Most side effects are mild, such as pain at the injection site, mild fever, or stomach upset (for oral vaccine). Serious side effects are rare.
It depends on individual health conditions. Pregnant or breastfeeding women should consult a doctor before vaccination.
Yes, no vaccine offers 100% protection. You should still follow good hygiene practices—drink clean water, wash hands often, and eat hygienic food.
Yes, in most cases, a healthcare provider’s consultation is required before vaccination.