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Reply 1

ask your doctor - they're really common

Reply 2

Anti-malaria tablets 2 weeks before and 2 weeks after
Hep A and B vaccination
Typhoid vaccination

I think :smile: I'm from South East Asia and the vaccines are mainly for Koh Samui....

Reply 3

You should ask a doctor but Hpatitus A is a must as is typhoid fever.

Reply 4

Lord Huntroyde
You should ask a doctor but Hpatitus A is a must as is typhoid fever.

i got that one 2 days ago for going to china (also in about 6 weeks time) in one single combined jag. My arm still hurts from it :frown: .

To the guy going to bangkok: You will probably need quite a few vaccinations. The longest immunisations seems to take 3 doses over 28 days. The only people who can tell you exactly what you need is a specialised travel clinic. Phone them up immediately.

I can give you a list of what i need for going to china (for a year). It might be useful as a rough guide. I needed Diptheria and Tetanus, Hepatitis A, Hepatitus B, Japanese Encephalitis, Polio, Rabies, TB (BCG) and Typhoid. Infact i already had almost all of those without knowing. The Only ones i actually needed were Hep A and Typhoid which i got there and then for £15 and Jap Encepalitis and Rabies, which i've booked up later and will need a couple of injections. Those will cost me about £100 in total.

>>> http://www.fitfortravel.scot.nhs.uk/ <<< (very useful website)

Reply 5

yeh just did, no need for anti-malaria apparently most of thailand is malaria free, just hep a typhoid & diptheria apparently.

Reply 6

samd294
yeh just did, no need for anti-malaria apparently most of thailand is malaria free, just hep a typhoid & diptheria apparently.

typhoid and diptheria will probably cost about £10-20 :smile:. U've gotten off fairly easily.

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