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Tetanus Vaccine in India: Schedule, Types, Side Effects

Olivia Reynolds
Olivia Reynolds
Published January 12, 2026
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Tetanus used to be a deadly disease, but today it is completely preventable thanks to safe and effective vaccines. What was once a common threat is now rare, especially in countries like India where vaccination programs are active.

Key points to remember

Tetanus is dangerous, but it can be prevented.

Tetanus is caused by bacteria in soil, dust, and rusty metal. It can cause muscle stiffness, breathing problems, and even death. But a simple vaccine offers almost 100% protection.

The vaccine is very safe..

Millions of children and adults receive the tetanus vaccine each year. Serious side effects are extremely rare, while protection is long-lasting and life-saving.

Everyone needs it, from babies to seniors..

Tetanus vaccines are part of India’s Universal Immunization Program (UIP). From childhood to adulthood, booster doses every 10 years help keep you protected.

Reinforcements are important

The vaccine’s effect decreases over time, so a booster dose is necessary every 10 years, even if you have already received all your childhood vaccines.

Clean your wounds properly.

Vaccination is the best prevention, but properly cleaning cuts and wounds adds additional protection, especially in rural or high-risk settings.

What you should do now

Check your vaccine record.

Ask your parents or doctor when you last had a tetanus shot. If it’s been more than 10 years, it’s time for a booster.

Protect your family

Make sure everyone in your home, especially children, pregnant women, and older adults, has received the required doses.

Learn basic wound care.

If you get a cut, scrape, or puncture wound, wash it immediately and cover it. Go to the doctor if it is deep or dirty.

Stay informed

Discuss your vaccination status with your GP or visit a government health centre. Most tetanus vaccines are free in India under government schemes.

Final word: prevention is power

In today’s world, where many diseases are difficult to avoid, tetanus stands out as something that can be completely prevented. All that is needed is a simple, safe injection once every 10 years.

Don’t wait until you suffer an injury to protect yourself.

Get it. Stay protected.

It’s fast.

It’s safe.

It could save your life.

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