Did anyone have: Typhoid, Hep A injections and Malaria tablets before going….

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   United States

   Patti O'Hara says:

   No injections or tablets. Spent 3 days in Mekong Delta – no issues. As someone already mentioned – get good mosquito repellent 🦟

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   Australia

   Tina Coles says:

   It’s up to you. We never had anything but made sure our regular injections like tetanus were up to date the only other precaution I took is probiotics as I’m susceptible to stomach issues and surprisingly never had any issues. First holiday in years I’ve not and that includes UK trips

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   United States

   Debbie Titterington says:

   We haven’t but are careful with water and food

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   Australia

   Sharon Alberts says:

   Just been to the doc and he has recommended Hep A and Typhoid.

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   Australia

   Carey Munro says:

   Better to be safe than sorry. A bit cliche but it gives us peace of mind when we travel. My FIL contracted Malaria when he fought in Korea. It never, just goes away.

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   United States

   Dalibor Brambora says:

   Hep A,B ( you should have B from childhood ) and Typhoid is enough in most of s.e Asia

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   United States

   Active Member Ann Reid says:

   We’ve been few times. Never had the need to have any injections.

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   Canada

   Clare McMillan says:

   I’m heading to the doctor next week & will get whatever they advise.

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   Australia

   Dawn Moore Hockaday says:

   We skipped the malaria tablets … just had mosquito spray with us – in February.

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    Australia

    Alexandra Danciu says:

    Hep A and thyphoid…. but we had those since Indonesia.

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