Vaccinations

Vaccinations in Gdańsk at Tartaczna 2 Medical Centre help protect against selected infectious diseases, including through vaccines recommended during pregnancy. The choice of vaccine, number of doses and timing depend on age, health, vaccination history and current recommendations. Contact reception before your visit to check availability and arrange assessment.

Which vaccinations do we offer?

• Flu vaccination – protection against seasonal influenza and its complications.
• HPV vaccination – protection against the HPV types covered by the vaccine and associated diseases.
• Whooping cough vaccination – including vaccination during pregnancy.
• Diphtheria vaccination – using an appropriate combination vaccine.
• RSV vaccination – for people who meet the indications for the specific vaccine.
• COVID-19 vaccination – according to current recommendations and availability.

Our individual service pages explain eligibility, schedules and preparation. Reception can confirm vaccine availability and current prices.

Vaccinations during pregnancy

Appropriate vaccines against flu, whooping cough, RSV and COVID-19 are recommended during pregnancy. The timing and product are selected according to the stage of pregnancy and current guidance. Discuss your prevention plan with the doctor providing your antenatal care.

A separate service is anti-D immunoglobulin for the prevention of RhD sensitisation. Anti-D immunoglobulin is not a vaccine: it contains ready-made antibodies and is given to pregnant patients who meet the appropriate indications.

Assessment and preparation for vaccination

A medical assessment is carried out before a vaccine is administered. Bring your vaccination records and a list of medicines. Tell the clinician about pregnancy, long-term conditions, treatments affecting your immune system, allergies and reactions to previous doses.

If you have a fever or symptoms of a current infection, contact the team before attending. After vaccination, remain at the centre for the observation period advised by staff. You will also receive information about any further doses needed.

Can you bring a vaccine purchased at a pharmacy?

We normally use vaccines supplied by our centre. A pharmacy-purchased vaccine may be accepted exceptionally when it is unavailable at the centre, following prior agreement and assessment of its transport and storage conditions.

Under our centre's policy, purchase the vaccine as close to the appointment as possible and no more than 24 hours beforehand. Keep the receipt showing the date, time and place of purchase and bring it to your appointment. A receipt alone does not confirm that the correct temperature has been maintained.

How should a vaccine be transported and stored?

• Follow the requirements for the specific product. Vaccines supplied to patients by pharmacies usually require a temperature of +2°C to +8°C.
• Keep transport time short and use suitable insulated packaging. A cool bag alone does not guarantee temperature control; ask the pharmacist how to transport the vaccine.
• Protect the vaccine from freezing and overheating. Do not place the package directly against a frozen ice pack.
• If refrigeration is needed, keep the vaccine in its original packaging on a middle shelf, away from the back wall and the door.
• On arrival, hand the vaccine to staff immediately and provide your details and information about how it has been stored.

Incorrect storage can affect vaccine quality and effectiveness. Staff may decline to administer a product if appropriate handling cannot be confirmed.

Book a vaccination in Gdańsk

Contact the Tartaczna 2 Medical Centre reception team: call +48 58 719 10 25 or email kontakt@tartaczna2.pl. Please specify the vaccine, the patient's age and any previous doses.