A feverish illness will develop 1-3 weeks after infection and without correct diagnosis and treatment, the disease can spread through the gut wall and cause a serious infection throughout the body. It is also possible to become a carrier of this disease when bacteria remain in the gut after symptoms have resolved but you continue to be able to infect others. This disease can be prevented by healthy eating and drinking and pre-travel vaccination that will last up to 3 years.
Typhoid
| Age of Use | Doses Required | Schedule | Time Before Travel | Booster Required |
| 2 years+ | 1 | - | 7-10 days | 3 years |
Oral Typhoid
| Age of Use | Doses Required | Schedule | Time Before Travel | Booster Required |
| 6 years+ | 3 | 0, 2, 4 days | 10 days | 3 years |
Hepatitis A & Typhoid Combined
| Age of Use | Doses Required | Schedule | Time Before Travel | Booster Required |
| 16 years+ | 1 | - | 1-2 weeks preferably but anytime is ok | Enquire with your Travel Nurse |
*Vaccines work best if given time to become active. This vaccine can be given up to the day before travel and will provide some cover.
Risk Areas
