Vaccinations - Centre Pasteur du Cameroun

Vaccinations

The international vaccination and rabies treatment center is open to the general public

Services : pre-vaccination consultations, vaccinations, post-exposure consultations (dog bites or any other animal likely to transmit rabies), rabies treatment (vaccine).

Opening hours : Monday-Friday (8-15h) and Saturday: 08h-12h

Phone number : 698106847

Other services at the International Centre

  • Diagnosis of envenomation (whether or not anti-venomous serum is required) in the event of snakebite
  • Updating vaccination records ;
  • Issue of a duplicate if your vaccination booklet is lost;
  • Mass vaccination in requesting structures (companies, schools, etc.) with the possibility of CPC teams travelling.
  • Anti-rabies consultation

International Vaccination

  • Zones Europe, USA, Canada. Recommended vaccine: Yellow fever.
  • South Africa zone. Recommended vaccines: Yellow fever, Poliomyelitis, Cholera.
  • Zone Gabon (road) and Equatorial Guinea. Recommended vaccines: Yellow fever, Poliomyelitis, Cholera, Hepatitis B, Typhoid fever, Meningitis.
  • Maghreb zone, South-East Asia, Nigeria: Yellow fever, Poliomyelitis.
  • West Africa zone: Yellow fever, Meningitis.
  • Rest of countries: Yellow fever.

Vaccines required in Cameroon

The following vaccinations are compulsory:

  • against diphtheria, tetanus and poliomyelitis

  • against yellow fever.

Those with parental authority must ensure that this obligation is met.

Vaccination schedule

Vaccination schedule for children aged 0 to 11 months

Recommended age

Contact

Vaccines

Route of administration

At birth

1st contact

BCG

· VPO – 0

Intradermal

Oral

At 1 ½ months or 6 weeks

2nd contact

DTC – HepB + Hib 1

Pneumo 13-1

VPO-1

Rota1

Intramuscular

Oral

At 2 ½ months or 10 weeks

3rd contact

DTC-HepB2 + Hib2

Pneumo 13 -2

VPO-2

Rota2

Intramuscular

Oral

At 3 ½ months or 14 weeks

4th contact

DTC-HepB2 + Hib3

Pneumo 13 -3

VPO-3

Intramuscular

Oral

At 9 months

5th contact

VIT A (from 6 months, once every six months)

  • VAR
  • VAA

Oral

Subcutaneous

Subcutaneous

Table of EPI target diseases

VACCINE

TARGET DISEASE

BCG :Bacille de Calmette et GuérinTuberculosis
OPV:Oral Polio VaccinePoliomyelitis
DTP :Diphtheria – Tetanus – PertussisDiphtheria, Tetanus, Pertussis
Hep B :Viral hepatitis BViral hepatitis B
VAR : Measles VaccineMeasles
VAA: Anti-Amaril VaccineYellow Fever
HibHaemophilusInfluenzae type b infection
Pneumo 13: PneumococcusPneumococcal infections (meningitis, pneumonia, otitis, sinusitis and bronchitis)
Rotarix :Rotavirus diarrhea
Vit A : Vitamin AInfectious diseases in general, blindness in particular

All vaccines and prices

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