Vaccine | From the age of 18 | From the age of 60 |
Tetanus (T) | A (N if applicable) e | |
Diphtheria (T) | A (N if applicable) e | |
Pertussis (T) | A3e (N if applicable) | |
Poliomyelitis (T) | N if applicable | |
Pneumococcus Streptococcus pneumoniae (T). | SgOne-time vaccination with polysaccharide vaccine (PPSV23)Repeat vaccinations with PPSV23 at least 6 years apart. | |
Measles (L) for those born after 1970. | S f | |
Rubella (L) (♀ of childbearing age). | N1, N2 | |
Varicella (L) for seronegative women of childbearing potential | N1, N2 | |
Herpes zoster | G1h, G2h | |
Influenza (T) | S (annual)Annual vaccination with the antigen combination recommended by WHONote: WHO and STIKO currently recommend the use of quadrivalent influenza attenuated vaccine. |
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- T = dead vaccine
- A = booster vaccination
- N = booster vaccination
- S = standard vaccination
e | Td booster vaccination every 10 years. Next due Td vaccination once as Tdap or, if indicated, as Tdap-IPV combination vaccination. |
f | Single vaccination with an MMR vaccine for all persons born after 1970 ≥ 18 years of age with unclear vaccination status, no vaccination, or only one vaccination in childhood |
g | Vaccination with the 23-valent polysaccharide vaccine. |
h | Vaccinate twice with adjuvanted herpes zoster to vaccine at intervals of at least 2 to a maximum of 6 months. |