Is There Any Preventive Injection To Be Taken Before Travel Overseas?
Can you please let me know what injections we need for travel to PNG. (Staying 4 days at Kokopo/Rabaul, East New Britain Province & 5 days with aid workers in Buka, Bougainville.) Had combined Hep A+Typhoid 1st in October 2008 Had Hep A 2nd in October 2010; daughter had Hep A 2nd Harvrix / Jnr in December 2009 Thanks
** 1. Before travelling overseas, certain vaccinations are necessary as: i. Yellow fever vaccine: 0.5 ml [I/M] intramuscular, single dose ii. general: typhoid & cholera vaccine iii. Meningococcal vaccine: 0.5 ml [I/M; S.C.] sub cutaneous, single dose. iv. Kala Azar vaccine is recommended
2. Your Doctor may prescribe preventive or prophylactic anti malarial/ rabies/japanese encephalitis medications if you are traveling to a risk area
3. precautions to take: in general,and depending upon the destination, care to be taken in extreme hot or extreme cold weathers and high altitudes. . Take sufficient stocks of common drugs: - as contacting a doctor is difficult during the tight schedules of travelling. - all medicines may not be available at every place
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Is There Any Preventive Injection To Be Taken Before Travel Overseas?
** 1. Before travelling overseas, certain vaccinations are necessary as: i. Yellow fever vaccine: 0.5 ml [I/M] intramuscular, single dose ii. general: typhoid & cholera vaccine iii. Meningococcal vaccine: 0.5 ml [I/M; S.C.] sub cutaneous, single dose. iv. Kala Azar vaccine is recommended 2. Your Doctor may prescribe preventive or prophylactic anti malarial/ rabies/japanese encephalitis medications if you are traveling to a risk area 3. precautions to take: in general,and depending upon the destination, care to be taken in extreme hot or extreme cold weathers and high altitudes. . Take sufficient stocks of common drugs: - as contacting a doctor is difficult during the tight schedules of travelling. - all medicines may not be available at every place