Seasonal influenza vaccination for children and adults to help reduce the risk of flu and its related complications, with guidance based on individual age and health needs.
Flu (influenza) vaccination
Seasonal Protection for Every Age
Smart Protection Against Influenza
Seasonal Flu Protection
Vaccination helps reduce the risk of influenza and supports protection during seasonal flu activity.
Age-Appropriate Guidance
Vaccine recommendations are considered according to age, health status and individual vaccination needs.
Safe Vaccination Experience
A calm, professional approach helps make the vaccination process comfortable for children and adults.
Clear After-Vaccination Advice
Practical guidance helps you understand common temporary reactions and appropriate care after vaccination.
Everything You Need to Know About Flu (Influenza) Vaccination
Influenza viruses can cause seasonal outbreaks and may lead to complications in some people. Vaccination helps the immune system develop protection against the influenza strains included in the vaccine.
Influenza vaccination may be recommended for children and adults, depending on age, health status and local vaccination guidance. Your healthcare professional can advise on suitability.
Influenza viruses change over time, and vaccine formulations are updated periodically. Seasonal vaccination is generally recommended according to current public-health and clinical guidance.
No. Flu vaccines used for routine vaccination cannot give you influenza. Some people may experience temporary effects such as soreness, mild fever or tiredness after vaccination.
In many cases, influenza vaccination can be given during the same visit as other recommended vaccines. Your healthcare professional can determine the appropriate vaccination schedule for your child.