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

   Russell Frankel says:

   I think you mean Hepatitis A, not B, unless you are planning on injectable drug use with shared needles or unprotected sex with strangers. Hep A is transmitted in contaminated food or water.

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   Australia

   Mario Aubin says:

   My best advice is eat where locals eat and wash your hands religiously! Many food diseases you’ll get are from millions of dirty hands that have touched everything!

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   Canada

   Marta Godzwon says:

   Yes x 3

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   Australia

   Kerry Wright says:

   I’m from UK I been here 3 weeks most I got food poisoning because it only place open for food in remote village. It was empty, advice drink bottle water, don’t swim in unclean water. Eat at places are busy. Locals don’t go where make them sick.

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   Australia

   MariseStephen Petchell says:

   We didnt but its recommended

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   Australia

   Tina Mills says:

   Yes.

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   Australia

   Sue Harms says:

   Costco has a great pharmacy program for determining what you should have depending on your intinary …

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   Canada

   Tim Costigan says:

   If it makes you feel safer, go ahead and do it. On my first trip to Asia 40 years ago, I got the whole menu. Haven’t bothered since.

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   Australia

   Alex Bruce Dirks says:

   No, as per my government health advice I did not. I did however generously apply a DEET mosquito repellent.

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    Australia

    Gill Barnett says:

    Take a look at NATHNAC

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