Which, if any do we need for Goa?
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http://www.holidaytruths.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=60&t=108999&p=1261129&hilit=vaccinations+goa#p1261129
Do check it out with your GP surgery for the most up-to-date advice on jabs and malaria medication
Cheers!!
And you dont pay for the injections at my surgery . Thats the normal injections that you need .
You shouldnt have to pay for any of the vaccines, but if you want the Rabies jab, then that costs.
Can anyone tell me what jab protects against bugs in the water? I dont mean the tap water in India, i mean general open water.
thanks
I think it's the Typhoid injection.
Can anyone tell me what jab protects against bugs in the water?
I don't think there is a 'catch all' for that.
FYI - GIARDIASIS (GIARDIA INFECTION)
http://www.medic8.com/healthguide/articles/giardia.html
Worth reading from here - Avoid water that might be contaminated.
There's a lot of this going about India
Thanks again B N.. I didnt actually mean FYI - GIARDIASIS (GIARDIA INFECTION, its a well known holiday jab which protects against bugs found in contaminated water. I'll let you know when i have found it.
Recommended vaccines for stays shorter than 1month:
Diphtheria (current vaccine should be less than 10 years old, otherwise a booster is needed)
Hep A (this protects for up to 20 years) consists of 2 seperate jabs 12 months apart)
Tetanus
Yellow fever (although i am not sure about this one, i havent had this jab!!!!)
and malaria tablets.
Big Neil - I think i may have meant Hep A, as this is spread through food and water.
No probs. Just watch out for those non-chlorinated swimming pools.
Good point there, i wouldnt like to think what sort of bugs are in pools
its a well known holiday jab which protects against bugs found in contaminated water. I'll let you know when i have found it.
That's Hepatitus A - not only found in contaminated water but also on contaminated food (dirty hands).
An absolute essential to protect against in Goa.
Thanks, the nurse has just phoned me saying they are very busy, so i have an appointment for early Dec.
Definitely worth having Hep A - I think I have had both Hep A and B, you are covered for quite a long time!
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