What travel vaccinations do we offer:
- Hepatitis A vaccine
- Hepatitis B vaccine
- Typhoid vaccine
- Rabies vaccine
- Combined Diphtheria, Polio & Tetanus vaccines
- Meningitis ACWY vaccine
- Japanese Encephalitis vaccine
- Yellow Fever vaccine
- Cholera vaccine
- Tick Encephalitis vaccine
How do travel vaccines work?
A vaccination contains a pathogen (a bacterium, virus or microorganism that can cause disease) in a weakened or killed state, stimulating the body’s adaptive immunity response. When you receive a vaccine, your immune system will start to create antibodies and memory cells to fight the ‘infection’, therefore immunising against the virus in its unweakened form.
What vaccines do I need to travel?
Every country has different requirements and recommended vaccinations. This will be discussed in the initial consultation with yourself.
How long before I travel do I need vaccinations?
Although the average immune response will take around 7-21 days after being vaccinated, it is important to get vaccinated at least 4-6 weeks before you travel. This is so that there is time for the vaccines to work, as well as certain vaccinations which require multiple doses that span over months.