Tetanus injection
The tetanus injection protects against tetanus, a life-threatening bacterial infection caused by Clostridium tetani.
It is given routinely in childhood, every 10 years as a booster, or immediately after dirty wounds if the person is not fully vaccinated.
Types include tetanus toxoid for prevention and tetanus immunoglobulin for emergency protection after exposure.
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Form: Injectable solution (intramuscular)
Prescription Status: Prescription-only (Rx)
Available at: Hospitals, clinics, pharmacies with proper guidance
Types & When They Are Used
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Tetanus Toxoid (TT) – For routine vaccination and booster doses
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Td or Tdap – For adolescent and adult immunization, includes diphtheria (+ pertussis in Tdap)
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Tetanus Immunoglobulin (TIG) – For post-exposure treatment in people not fully vaccinated
Uses / Indications
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Routine childhood immunization (as part of DTP, Td, or Tdap schedules)
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Booster doses every 10 years in adults
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Post-injury prophylaxis for wounds contaminated with dirt, rust, or unclean materials
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Preventative care in maternal and neonatal tetanus
Dosage & Administration
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Usual dose: 0.5 mL intramuscular injection
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Primary series: 3 doses in infancy (part of DPT), then boosters at 4–6 years, adolescence, and every 10 years
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After injury:
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If vaccinated: booster if last dose >5 years ago
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If unvaccinated or unsure: TIG + TT
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Side Effects
Common:
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Pain, redness, swelling at the injection site
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Mild fever, fatigue, or muscle aches
Rare: -
Allergic reaction (rash, breathing difficulty)
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Neurological effects (extremely rare)
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