Although corona morbidity is rising almost worldwide, it is not the only vaccine you will need to get before you fly abroad. Each country and its risks, and you should be familiar with the recommendations of Dr. Anat Zalmanovich, director of the Beilinson Hospital Traveler Clinic Get by goals.
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Chile -
In the South American country it is recommended to get vaccinated against hepatitis A, typhoid and tetanus.
In some cases we also recommend a vaccine against meningitis, hepatitis B and rabies.
Brazil -
The recommendation is to get vaccinated against hepatitis A, typhoid, tetanus and yellow fever.
Vaccination against meningitis, hepatitis B and rabies is also sometimes recommended.
In the Amazon region it is advisable to take anti-malarial pills.
Argentina -
The recommendation is to get vaccinated against hepatitis A, typhoid and tetanus.
Yellow fever exists mainly in the Iguazu region.
In some cases we also recommend a vaccine against meningitis, hepatitis B and rabies.
For trips at altitudes of more than three kilometers, we recommend preventive treatment for altitude sickness.
Argentina, Photo: Photo: Wikipedia
Mexico -
We recommend getting vaccinated against hepatitis A, typhoid and tetanus.
Measles, measles, mumps - For those who have not previously completed two vaccine doses.
In some cases we also recommend a vaccine against meningitis, hepatitis B and rabies.
Pro -
The recommendation is to get vaccinated against hepatitis A, typhoid, tetanus and yellow fever.
In some cases we also recommend a vaccine against meningitis, hepatitis B and rabies.
In the Amazon region we recommend taking pills to prevent malaria infection.
On backpacking trips in high places we also recommend pills to prevent altitude sickness and guidance for safe behavior.
Cuba -
here the recommendation is to get vaccinated against hepatitis A, typhoid and tetanus.
In some cases we also recommend a hepatitis B vaccine.
India -
It is recommended to get vaccinated against hepatitis A, typhoid and tetanus.
In some cases we also recommend a vaccine against Japanese encephalitis, hepatitis B and rabies.
In areas with mosquitoes that transmit malaria, pills should be taken to prevent malaria.
India, Photography: Photography: AFP
Sri Lanka -
The recommendation is to get vaccinated against hepatitis A, typhoid and tetanus.
In some cases we also recommend a vaccine against Japanese encephalitis, hepatitis B and rabies.
Vietnam -
It is recommended to get vaccinated against hepatitis A, typhoid and tetanus.
In some cases we also recommend a vaccine against Japanese encephalitis, hepatitis B and rabies.
In areas with mosquitoes that transmit malaria, pills should be taken to prevent malaria.
Philippines -
recommend getting vaccinated against hepatitis A, typhoid and tetanus.
In some cases we also recommend a vaccine against Japanese encephalitis, hepatitis B and rabies.
In the Palawan area, where there are mosquitoes that transmit malaria, pills should be taken to prevent malaria.
The Philippines, Photo: Moshe Shai
Thailand -
In the Asian country it is recommended to get vaccinated against hepatitis A, typhoid and tetanus.
In some cases we also recommend a vaccine against Japanese encephalitis, hepatitis B and rabies.
Mauritius -
It is recommended to get vaccinated against hepatitis A, typhoid and tetanus.
In some cases we also recommend a hepatitis B vaccine.
Mecca (Saudi Arabia) -
Some of the entry requirements for Mecca are a vaccine against meningitis given at least ten days before the trip, and valid for up to three years from a vaccine with a polysaccharide vaccine and five years with a conjugated vaccine.
Also, demand to see a vaccine against corona.
It is recommended to complete a polio, tetanus and hepatitis A vaccine before traveling to Mecca. There are certain cases in which we also recommend a hepatitis B vaccine.
Saudi Arabia // Photo: Reuters,
It is important to note that for all destinations in the world and also for people staying in the country it is recommended to supplement vaccines against measles, mumps and rubella, insofar as they have not completed two doses during their lifetime.
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