Plan vaccination schedules for adults.
Adult immunisation is a small set of schedules running in parallel: influenza every season, a tetanus-diphtheria booster every ten years, shingles vaccination usually offered from age fifty, and pneumococcal cover from sixty-five or earlier for anyone immunocompromised or with chronic lung disease. Counting how many of those are open right now turns four separate schedules into one actionable number.
Tetanus booster interval
Tdap due in months = 120 - months since last booster
Items due
Due count = influenza if not had this season + Tdap if interval elapsed + shingles review from 50 + pneumococcal review from 65 or if high risk
Educational estimate only. Not medical advice — discuss results with a qualified clinician before changing treatment, medication or exercise.
That is the standard interval in most national schedules, shortened to five years for a dirty or puncture wound. Pregnancy carries its own pertussis-containing dose regardless of interval.
No. Travel requirements depend on destination, season and itinerary and need a dedicated travel health consultation four to six weeks before departure.