Book your DTP vaccination online
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A booster vaccination is advised every 10 years for those at risk.
The DTP vaccine is for children ages 6 and above.
| DTP Vaccine | Price | |
|---|---|---|
| Single DTP Vaccination | £45 | |
| Course of Treatment: | 1 dose | |
| Total cost including nurse fee | £65 | |
| DTP + Whooping Cough Vaccine | £78 | |
| Course of Treatment: | 1 dose | |
| Total cost including nurse fee | £98 | |
| Travel booster including travel consultation | £65 |
Fleet Street Clinic is not a VAT registered company
Who should have the DTP vaccine?
The DTP vaccine should form part of your childhood vaccination schedule, making it relevant for everyone.
It is also considered a travel vaccine as adults who haven’t had their booster in the last 10 years will require a booster to top up their protection when traveling to high risk countries.
How many doses of the DTP vaccine are required?
DTP is a childhood vaccine which requires 5 doses throughout your childhood, usually up until 14 years old.
The vaccine protection lasts 10 years, meaning you will need a booster every 10 days to remain protected.
How does the DTP vaccine work?
Repevax is a killed vaccine.
It causes the body to produce antibodies that protect against diphtheria, tetanus, polio and whooping cough.
We have good stock available.
Urgent Polio Boosters advised for all London children aged 1-9 years
- even if their up-to-date with their childhood vaccinations.
Parents should seek the polio vaccine booster as soon as possible.
We have DTP & DTP + Whooping Cough vaccinations in stock!
Call to Book your Child's Polio Booster Vaccine.
UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) has announced that all children aged 1-9 years from all London boroughs, regardless of previous immunisation status are recommended a polio vaccine booster.
To read our full statement on the UKHSA announcement, click here.
What is Diphtheria?
Diphtheria is a highly contagious bacterial infection that can be potentially fatal.
It is spread via water droplets which can be transmitted through coughing, sneezing, sharing cups/cutlery, and close contact with someone who is infected. You can also become infected by sharing bedding or clothing with an infected person.
The symptoms of diphtheria include:
- Thick, grey membrane on the throat and tonsils
- Sore throat
- Swollen glands in neck (lymph nodes)
- Difficulty breathing
- High temperature
Diphtheria can also affect the skin, known as cutaneous diphtheria, which can cause pus-full blisters on the legs, feet and hands.
What is Tetanus?
Tetanus is a serious infection caused by bacteria getting into a wound.
The bacteria can enter the body through cuts and grazes, body piercings, tattoos and injections, burns, animals etc. Tetanus is fatal in around 1 in 10 cases.
The symptoms of tetanus include:
- Lockjaw (stiffness in your jaw muscles)
- Muscles spasms
- Difficulty swallowing
- High temperature
- Sweating
- Rapid heart rate
Fast treatment is necessary to prevent symptoms from worsening and anyone developing symptoms of tetanus will usually need to be admitted to hospital.
What is Polio?
Polio is a serious viral infection that is transmitted when the stool of an infected person spreads to another person's mouth through contaminated water or food.
Most people won’t develop any symptoms of polio or even realise they’re infected.
For the small number of people who do, they may experience symptoms of:
- High temperature
- Sore throat
- Headache
- Abdominal pain
- Sickness
In severe cases of polio, the virus can attack the nerves in the spine and brain which can cause paralysis. In some cases, it can cause persistent or lifelong difficulties and even be life threatening.
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Book your DTP vaccination online
Book Appointment
A booster vaccination is advised every 10 years for those at risk.
The DTP vaccine is for children ages 6 and above.
| DTP Vaccine | Price | |
|---|---|---|
| Single DTP Vaccination | £45 | |
| Course of Treatment: | 1 dose | |
| Total cost including nurse fee | £65 | |
| DTP + Whooping Cough Vaccine | £78 | |
| Course of Treatment: | 1 dose | |
| Total cost including nurse fee | £98 | |
| Travel booster including travel consultation | £65 |
Fleet Street Clinic is not a VAT registered company
FAQs
Your child’s vaccination history is recorded in a red book and so that we can keep their vaccination records accurate and up to date, we would recommend that you bring it with you to your appointment. Although, rest assured, if you forget it, we can still see you and vaccinate your child without it.
The short answer is no. Although similar, the vaccines are different. DTP contains diphtheria tetanus and polio, DTap-IPV contains diphtheria, tetanus, polio and acellular pertussis, (whooping cough).
DTP is licenced from 6 years of age but it can be given from that age onwards including adults. Speak with your doctor or a nurse beforehand if you are unsure.
DTP is used for the prevention of 2 serious bacterial infections & 1 infectious disease; diphtheria, tetanus and polio. It is suitable for adults and children 6 years of age and above.
DTP forms part of the national schedule of vaccinations in the UK but it is not a mandatory vaccine.
DTP is licensed for 6 years olds and above. Infants from 8 weeks of age receive a 6-in-1 vaccination that contains diphtheria tetanus and polio, alongside acellular pertussis, haemophilus influenza type b and hepatitis b.
The DTP vaccine (Revaxis) is designed to be given as a single injection from the age of six years. One vaccination of DTP provides 10 years of protection.
Yes, there is no interaction between DTap-IPV or DTP and MMR. It is, therefore, safe to give at the same time, in the same appointment.
Yes, there is no interaction between DTap-IPV or DTP and varicella. It is, therefore, safe to give at the same time, in the same appointment.
Yes, there is no interaction between DTap-IPV or DTP and meningitis ACWY. It is, therefore, safe to give at the same time, in the same appointment.
