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Date Posted: 21:43:19 12/17/06 Sun
Author: Vancomycin
Subject: Re: Thailand Vaccinations
In reply to: Jon Dench 's message, "Thailand Vaccinations" on 21:05:06 12/17/06 Sun

>Hi, I was wondering if you could tell me what
>vaccinations are needed to visit both Bulgaria and
>Thailand? I was born in England and have lived here
>all my life, I have only visited Cyprus and Portugal.
>Would be most appreciative if you could help,
>Thanks
>Jon

Hi Jon, the best place to ask for advice is either your GP or the NHS website. They have informative, plain-English brochures pertaining to immunisation & foreign travel.

One good site:
<a rel=nofollow target=_blank href="http://www.immunisation.nhs.uk/article.php?id=47">http://www.immunisation.nhs.uk/article.php?id=47</a>

As for Bulgaria and Thailand are concerned I would recommend Hep-A and Hep-B vaccination if not already previously immunised. Also, vaccination against yellow fever, typhoid, tetanus, and prophylaxis (pre-exposure measures) against malaria +/- dengue fever (non-medical measures e.g. mosquito repellents and long-sleeved clothing) are recommended (esp. for Thailand & the tropics). Check with your GP as he/she would have the most updated info.

Hope this helps. Happy travelling! :-)

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