Tetanus Vaccine in Kathmandu, Nepal at Clinic One
Providing Trusted Immunisation Services Since 2016
Get the Tetanus Vaccine in Kathmandu
Tetanus vaccination helps protect against a serious bacterial infection that can enter the body through cuts, puncture wounds, burns, animal bites, and other breaks in the skin. At Clinic One, we provide tetanus vaccination for routine protection and wound-related prevention, with recommendations based on your age, vaccination history, and individual risk.
Tetanus
Tetanus is a serious bacterial infection caused by Clostridium tetani. The bacteria can enter the body through cuts, puncture wounds, burns, animal bites, or other breaks in the skin. Once inside the body, they produce a toxin that affects the nervous system, causing painful muscle stiffness, muscle spasms, difficulty swallowing, and breathing problems.
Since there is no cure for tetanus once symptoms develop, vaccination remains the most effective way to prevent the disease and its potentially life-threatening complications.
Many people don’t get vaccinated or delay tetanus vaccination because they:
- Assume they are still protected without checking when they last received a tetanus vaccine.
- Believe a small cut or wound does not require medical attention.
- Seek tetanus vaccination only after developing concerns about an infected or high-risk wound.
- Postpone getting vaccinated after an injury, hoping the wound will heal on its own.
At Clinic One, we help you determine whether tetanus vaccination is recommended based on your injury, vaccination history, and individual risk. Our healthcare professionals provide clear guidance so you can receive timely protection without unnecessary delays.
Tetanus Vaccination Guidance at Clinic One
Clinic One provides tetanus vaccination for routine protection and wound-related prevention. Our healthcare professionals assess your vaccination history, the type of injury, and your individual risk to determine whether tetanus vaccination is recommended.
During your visit, we help you with:
✔️ Review of your tetanus vaccination history
✔️ Assessment of tetanus vaccination after injuries
✔️ Guidance on routine and booster dose schedules
✔️ Answers to your anu vaccination-related questions
✔️ Vaccination documentation for future reference
Our goal is to help you receive a tetanus vaccination at the right time through personalised guidance and professional immunisation support.
Why Choose Clinic One
Guidance for Routine & Post-Injury Tetanus Vaccination
Our healthcare professionals assess your injury, vaccination history, and individual risk to determine whether tetanus vaccination is recommended.
Vaccination History Review & Booster Dose Assessment
We review your previous tetanus vaccinations and help determine when a booster dose is required.
Automated Reminders for Future Tetanus Boosters
Receive timely reminders to help you stay protected with future booster doses.
Personal Vaccination Card & Lifetime Digital Records
Receive a personalised vaccination card while your vaccination history is securely maintained in our digital records for future reference.
Multiple Branches for Easy Access
Receive your tetanus vaccination on the same day at any of our branches with efficient appointment scheduling.
Tetanus Vaccine Price in Kathmandu
We offer transparent pricing for the tetanus vaccine, with complete clarity on the vaccination cost.
Rs. 250
per dose
Suitable For:
Children and Adults
VACCINE TYPE
Intramuscular Injection
Prevents Against:
Tetanus
Tetanus Vaccine Schedule
“Disclaimer: The tetanus vaccination schedule may vary based on age, immunisation history, pregnancy status, and wound type; consult a healthcare provider for the appropriate vaccination schedule.”
- Primary Dose: Three doses of the vaccine – DTaP / IPV(polio) pre-school booster at 3 years and 4 months to 5 years
- 4th Dose: Three years after the primary course – as a part of DTaP / IPV (polio) pre-school booster at 3 years and 4 months to 5 years
- 5th Dose: Aged 13 – 18 years – the school leaver booster – as Td / IPV (polio)
- Three doses of vaccine – as Td/IPV (polio), each one month apart
- Five years after the primary course – as Td/IPV (polio)
- 10 years after the 4th dose – as Td/IPV (polio)
Possible Side Effects:
Common:
Severe/Extremely Rare:
Severe or persistent stomach pain, Repeated or severe vomiting, Blood in the stool, which may look like dark, jelly-like bowel movements, High fever, Signs of severe dehydration, such as fewer wet diapers than usual
*Contact your healthcare provider if your child develops any concerning symptoms after vaccination, including symptoms not listed above.*
Who Should Receive the Tetanus Vaccine?
The tetanus vaccine is commonly recommended for:
- Children receiving routine tetanus immunisation according to the recommended schedule.
- Adolescents and adults who are due for a routine tetanus booster dose.
- Individuals with cuts, puncture wounds, burns, animal bites, or other injuries that may increase the risk of tetanus.
- People who have not completed the recommended tetanus vaccination series.
- Individuals with an unknown or incomplete tetanus vaccination history.
- Anyone advised to receive tetanus vaccination based on medical recommendations.
Important Medical Guidance Before Tetanus Vaccination
Before receiving the tetanus vaccine, consult a healthcare professional if you or your child has or had:
- Severe allergic reaction after a previous tetanus-containing vaccine.
- Known allergy to any component of the tetanus vaccine.
- Moderate or severe illness with or without fever.
- Developed a neurological disorder after a previous tetanus-containing vaccine.
- Receiving corticosteroids or other immunosuppressive medications.
- Moderate or severe illness, especially with fever or vomiting.
Our healthcare professionals will review your medical history, vaccination history, and current health to determine whether the tetanus vaccine is appropriate and can be administered safely.
Book Your Tetanus Vaccination
Stay protected against tetanus with timely vaccination for routine protection or after an injury with personalised vaccination guidance at Clinic One.