Building immunity through Vaccination

• Children: As per Pakistan’s Expanded Program on Immunization (EPI)
• Pregnant Women: For maternal and newborn protection
• Elderly & Chronically Ill: Higher risk of complications
• Healthcare Workers: To protect themselves and their patients
• Travelers: Based on destination requirements

• Walk-in Clinics for adults: Family Medicine Department, Monday to Saturday, 9:00 am to 4:00 pm
• Walk-in vaccination services for children: Paediatric Medicine OPD, Monday to Saturday, 9:00 am to 4:00 pm

Note: Some vaccines are only available on designated days. Please check with our vaccination desk or call ahead to confirm availability before your visit.

Vaccines are administered by trained staff in a safe and child-friendly environment. Please bring your NADRA-issued CNIC or Child Registration Certificate (CRC) for record-keeping purposes.

Vaccination side effects are usually mild and temporary, such as soreness, redness, or swelling at the injection site. They may also include low fever, fatigue, muscle aches, and headache. Severe side effects are rare.

Many childhood vaccines can be taken in adulthood. They are known as catch-up doses. However, you should first consult a healthcare provider for a customized schedule.

Many vaccines are safe as well as recommended during pregnancy to protect both mother and baby. Most vaccines are also safe for breastfeeding mothers. Don’t forget to discuss your vaccination needs with your doctor.

If your child gets mild reactions like fever or soreness, they are normal. Comfort your child, offer fluids, and use pain relievers like paracetamol on the doctor’s advice. In case of an emergency, seek immediate medical attention.

Yes. All vaccines are approved by the Drug Regulatory Authority of Pakistan. They are also administered by professionally trained staff.

Many vaccines under the EPI program are free of cost. Others may have a nominal fee. Also, you can check the lists of free vaccination centres in Karachi for more details.

Yes. Vaccination does not break the fast, as confirmed by religious scholars.

It is a myth. As per scientific research, no data or evidence suggests that vaccines can cause infertility in either men or women.

No, vaccines do not weaken your immune system. Instead, they strengthen it by safely exposing your body to a tiny, inactive portion of the virus or bacteria.

It is highly recommended to take vaccines at their scheduled time for better outcomes and protection.

LNH stands out as a trusted name in Karachi for vaccination services, including the vaccination centres in Karachi due to its certified healthcare staff.

To receive information about the MMR vaccine price, you can contact Liaquat National Hospital at the given number.

The flu vaccine price in Pakistan may change seasonally. You can get updated pricing and walk-in options by calling the LNH directly.

Yes, LNH serves as a reliable option if you’re looking for a polio vaccine Centre in Karachi for children, with walk-in services available Monday through Saturday.