- 독감 무료 접종 대상자 및 예방접종 병원 찾기
- 독감은 빠르면 11월 말부터 12월 초까지 1차적으로 유행하고, 3월에서 4월에 두 번째 유행이 시작됩니다. 독감은 인플루엔자 바이러스가 원인이 되기 때문에 예방 접종을 통해 60~90%까지 독감을 예방할 수 있습니다. 독감 무료 접종 대상자 및 예방접종 병원 찾기 방법을 설명해
Why is the flu vaccine important?
- Influenza is caused by influenza virus infection and is a respiratory illness that occurs every year.
- The flu vaccine shows a 60-90% prevention effect, and it is especially important for preventing complications in high-risk groups (elderly people, pregnant women, those with chronic diseases, etc.).
- Since the types of viruses that occur each year are different, it is recommended to get vaccinated every year.
Who can get the flu vaccine for free?
- National Vaccination Support Program:People aged 65 and older, pregnant women, and children aged 6 months to 13 years old
- Additional support by local governments:National basic livelihood recipients, near-poverty households, people with disabilities, etc. (Varies by region)
Where and how can I get the flu vaccine?
Finding Free Influenza Vaccination Recipients and Hospitals
- Vaccination institutions:Designated medical institutions, public health centers
- Vaccination period:From October each year to the following April (varies by region and target)
- Items to prepare:ID card, health insurance card, baby's health record, etc. (varies by target)
- Vaccination method:Search for nearby vaccination institutions on the Korea Disease Control and Prevention Agency's vaccination helper website
Questions about the flu vaccine?
- Flu symptoms:High fever, cough, myalgia, headache, etc.
- Difference from a cold:Influenza has more severe symptoms and a higher risk of complications than a cold.
- Adverse reactions after vaccination:Pain at the injection site, fever, etc. may occur, but most are temporary.
- Compensation for damages:Application for compensation for vaccination damage is possible (but only if certain conditions are met)
Additional Information
- Influenza vaccination is important not only for individuals but also for the health of families and society as a whole.
- To prevent influenza, personal hygiene management such as hand washing and mask wearing should also be thoroughly carried out.
- For more detailed information on influenza vaccination, please refer to the Korea Disease Control and Prevention Agency website.
FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)
- Q. Do I have to get the flu vaccine?
- A. Yes, especially high-risk groups should get vaccinated to prevent complications.
- Q. Are there any side effects from the flu vaccine?
- A. Most only show minor side effects, and serious side effects are rare.
- Q. Can I get the flu vaccine while pregnant?
- A. Yes, pregnant women are encouraged to get vaccinated because they have a higher risk of complications if they get the flu.
- Q. Can I still get the flu even after getting the flu vaccine?
- A. Since the prevention effect is not 100%, it is possible to get it, but the symptoms will be milder or the risk of complications will be lower.
- Q. Where can I get the flu vaccine?
- A. You can get vaccinated at designated medical institutions, public health centers, etc.
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