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

50 thoughts on “Did anyone have: Typhoid, Hep A injections and Malaria tablets before going….”

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   Australia

   Amy Tabornal Gacayan Bolibol says:

   we got our shots and malaria pills for protection. all body is not the same

   5 months ago at

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   Australia

   Active Member Ken Spink says:

   Was in the Mekong Delta 4 weeks ago. I didn’t have any inoculations, but you will need some good repellent.

   5 months ago at

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   United States

   Lester Whetham says:

   Follow your doctor’s advice and check the CDC website for their recommendations. Ignore all the advice here, we’re all a bunch of unqualified and illformed experts giving you bogus information.

   5 months ago at

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   Australia

   Russell Frankel says:

   If you go to a travel clinic, they will tell you the CDC recommendations.

   5 months ago at

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   United States

   Peter Johnston says:

   Rabies vaccination is worth having

   5 months ago at

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   Canada

   Active Member The_knights_who_say..ni says:

   No.

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   United States

   GentleTraveller1 says:

   I recommend getting your Hep twinrex vaccinations.

   5 months ago at

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   Australia

   MellyH63 says:

   I got Hepatitis A and typhoid…id had tetanus and diphtheria last year before travelling to Japan.

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   Australia

   GoldPelican7066 says:

   Very important to get help A and typhoid. These can be carried in water and food and make you VERY sick. Malaria depends on where and when you’re travelling – I’m guessing if you’re dr has recommended it there is a risk.

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    Australia

    Gill Barnett says:

    Yes for your own protection. Hep A too.If mekong delta maybe need others too.

    5 months ago at

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