Hepatitis B vaccine package 3 doses - B care Medical Center

General information

Hepatitis B

Hepatitis B is caused by infection with the Hepatitis B virus (HBV), which is a very dangerous virus. If infected and not treated, it can lead to chronic inflammation, liver failure, cirrhosis, and liver cancer. It can be transmitted through birth, contact with the blood or open wounds of an infected person, having sex with an infected person, and sharing sharp tools or personal items such as needles, razors, or toothbrushes.

Hepatitis B vaccine

It can be called the first cancer vaccine because it can help prevent liver cancer, which is a consequence of the hepatitis B virus, which causes up to 80% of liver cancers and is the second leading cause of death from all cancers.
The hepatitis B vaccine consists of a protein from the surface of the virus (HBsAg), which does not cause hepatitis B infection, but stimulates immunity in the body. It can be injected as a preventive measure from birth. The injection is the same as for adults, with a total of 3 injections. After the first injection, the second injection is given 1 month, and the third injection is given 5 months after the second injection.
When the hepatitis B vaccine is given in 3 injections, most people's bodies can build up to 97% of immunity and can prevent infection for life. However, about 1-2 months after receiving the 3 injections, a blood test should be done to confirm immunity to the hepatitis B virus. If there is still no immunity, an additional vaccination should be given as advised by the doctor.

Who should receive the hepatitis B vaccine?

Newborns, children, and adolescents who were not vaccinated at birth.
People who have been in close contact with patients with hepatitis B, medical personnel, and people working in hospitals.
Patients with chronic liver disease.
Patients with chronic kidney disease who are receiving dialysis.
Patients who frequently receive blood.
People who inject drugs.
People who have to travel to areas where the disease is prevalent.
People who are at risk of the disease due to risk factors related to sexual behavior, such as homosexuality or having multiple partners.

Since each type of hepatitis is caused by a different virus, each type of hepatitis vaccine can only protect against the strain of virus that was injected. Therefore, if it is necessary to get a hepatitis vaccine, the type of vaccine should be specified correctly. Currently, there are hepatitis A and hepatitis B vaccines combined in the same injection. You can ask for more details from the doctor or hospital where you want to get vaccinated.

Conditions for receiving the service

The above price includes the doctor's fee and hospital service fee.
The above price does not include other treatment costs if the patient has a chronic disease or complication.
The above price cannot be used in conjunction with other discounts or promotions and cannot be used to charge insurance companies or contract companies.
Please make an appointment 1 day in advance before using the service.
This package can be used within 30 days after ordering the package.
This package can be used until 31 December 2025.
Once you have ordered the package and completed the payment, if you want to cancel the package, you can cancel it within 24 hours.
We reserve the right to order for Thais and foreigners residing in Thailand only.

Hospital information

Wellness Center, B. Care Building, B. Care Hospital Medical Center
Location: 29 Moo 6, Phahonyothin Road, Sai Mai Subdistrict, Sai Mai District, Bangkok 10220
BTS: Yaek Kapo Station, Exit 3 to connect to public transportation such as taxis or buses on the Rangsit - Future route
Map: https://goo.gl/maps/6ViU5vgRKxEgHyp57
Park your car at the hospital's parking lot.