Travel Health
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Understanding Travel Health & Malaria Prevention — Your GP's Guide
Travel health covers the vaccinations, medicines and advice needed to stay well abroad. Planning ahead reduces the risk of illness from food, insects, extreme climates and altitude.
Comprehensive Travel Clinic Guide
Protecting Yourself Abroad: A Doctor's Approach to Travel Health
Overview
Requirements vary by destination. Some vaccines are part of the NHS schedule; others are travel-specific and private.
When to seek medical advice
Speak to a travel clinic or pharmacy 4 to 8 weeks before travel. Check gov.uk and TravelHealthPro for country-specific advice.
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Vaccines for hepatitis A, typhoid, yellow fever, rabies and Japanese encephalitis. Malaria tablets, altitude sickness medicines (acetazolamide), traveller's diarrhoea kits and motion sickness remedies.
What to expect
Most vaccines need 2 to 4 weeks to work. Yellow fever certificates are valid for life after one dose. Some countries require proof on entry.
Self-care
Drink safe water, watch food hygiene, use DEET repellent, pack prescription medicines in hand luggage and take out travel insurance that covers your destination and activities.