Vaccination Services in Jordan
Protect yourself and your family through evidence-based vaccination services provided by Dr. Abdul Aziz Tayoun Clinic for Preventive Medicine in Amman.
Why Vaccination Matters?
- Children
- Adolescents and Adults Without Immunity
- Healthcare Workers
- Teachers and Childcare Workers
- University Students
- International Travelers
- Women Planning Pregnancy
Why Vaccination Matters
Vaccination is one of the most effective public health interventions for preventing infectious diseases. Vaccines help protect individuals, families, and communities from serious illnesses and their complications. At our clinic, we provide personalized vaccination recommendations for children, adults, healthcare workers, travelers, students, and older adults.
Who Should Not Receive the MMR Vaccine?
The vaccine may not be suitable for:
- Pregnant women
- Individuals with severe immunodeficiency
- People who have experienced a severe allergic reaction to a previous dose
Consult your healthcare provider for individualized recommendations.
Adult Vaccines
Varicella Vaccine
Protects against chickenpox, a highly contagious viral infection that can cause an itchy rash and complications in some individuals. Vaccination is recommended for children and susceptible adults who have not previously had the disease.
Typhoid Vaccine
Protects against typhoid fever, a bacterial infection transmitted through contaminated food and water. Vaccination is recommended for travelers to areas where typhoid is common and for individuals at increased risk of exposure.
MMR Vccine
Provides protection against three highly contagious viral diseases that can cause serious complications. Vaccination is an essential part of routine immunization programs and is recommended for children and non-immune adults.
Tdap Vccine
Protects against three potentially serious bacterial infections, including whooping cough (pertussis). Regular booster doses help maintain protection throughout adulthood and are especially important during pregnancy.
Hepatitis A Vaccine
Protects against hepatitis A, a viral infection that affects the liver and can spread through contaminated food, water, or close personal contact. Vaccination is recommended for travelers, healthcare workers, and individuals at increased risk of exposure.
Hepatitis B Vaccine
Protects against hepatitis B, a liver infection that can become chronic and lead to cirrhosis or liver cancer. Vaccination is recommended for all infants and for adults who may be exposed through healthcare, travel, or other risk factors.
Meningococcal Vaccine
Protects against meningococcal disease, a serious bacterial infection that can cause meningitis and bloodstream infections. It is recommended for travelers, students living in dormitories, certain high-risk groups, and pilgrims traveling for Hajj or Umrah.
Pneumococcal Vaccine
Protects against serious infections caused by pneumococcal bacteria, including pneumonia, meningitis, and bloodstream infections. It is particularly important for adults aged 65 years and older and individuals with certain chronic illnesses or weakened immune systems.
MMR Vaccine Schedule
Children
- First dose: 12–15 months of age
- Second dose: 4–6 years of age
Adolescents and Adults
Adults without evidence of immunity generally require:
- First dose
- Second dose at least 28 days later
The recommended schedule may vary depending on age, occupation, travel plans, and previous vaccination history.
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MMR Vaccination Before Pregnancy
Rubella infection during pregnancy can cause serious birth defects and pregnancy complications.
Women planning pregnancy should ensure they are immune to rubella before conception.
Because MMR is a live vaccine, pregnancy should be avoided for at least one month after vaccination
MMR Vaccination Before Travel
Measles outbreaks continue to occur in many parts of the world.
Vaccination is strongly recommended for travelers who are not fully protected before international travel.
Travel-related exposure remains one of the most common sources of measles infection in adults.
How Do I Know If I Need the Vaccine?
You may benefit from MMR vaccination if:
- You have never received two documented doses of MMR vaccine.
- You are unsure of your vaccination history.
- You have never had measles, mumps, or rubella.
- Blood testing does not demonstrate immunity.
A healthcare professional can help determine whether vaccination is appropriate.
Can the MMR Vaccine Be Given with Other Vaccines?
Yes.
The MMR vaccine can often be administered during the same visit as other recommended vaccines.
Your healthcare provider can advise on the most appropriate vaccination schedule.
How Effective Is the MMR Vaccine?
The MMR vaccine is highly effective.
Two doses provide excellent protection against measles and substantial protection against mumps and rubella.
Vaccination significantly reduces the risk of infection, complications, and disease transmission.
Possible Side Effects
Most side effects are mild and temporary.
Common side effects include:
- Pain or redness at the injection site
- Mild fever
- Temporary rash
- Fatigue
Serious adverse reactions are extremely rare.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Vaccines undergo extensive testing and continuous safety monitoring to ensure they meet high standards of effectiveness and safety.
Yes. Many vaccines are recommended for adults based on age, occupation, medical conditions, and travel plans.
Common travel vaccines include Hepatitis A, Typhoid, and Meningococcal vaccines, depending on the destination..
In many cases, yes. Your healthcare provider can advise on the most appropriate schedule.
A vaccination consultation can help assess your vaccination status and recommend appropriate immunizations.
Yes. Healthcare workers without documented immunity are encouraged to receive vaccination.
Yes. Vaccination is strongly recommended for susceptible travelers.
Yes. Vaccination should be completed before pregnancy if immunity is lacking
No. MMR vaccine is not recommended during pregnancy.
The most common side effects include mild fever, injection-site reactions, fatigue, and mild rash
MMR vaccination and preventive health consultations are available at Dr. Abdul Aziz Tayoun Clinic for Preventive Medicine in Amman.
Yes. A vaccination record or certificate can be provided following vaccination, which may be required for educational institutions, or international travel purposes.
Ready to Update Your Vaccinations?
Whether you need travel vaccines, occupational vaccines, or routine adult immunizations, we can help you determine the right vaccination schedule.
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