Travel Health.
Overseas travel exposes you to wonderful new experiences, but it can also expose you to potentially serious travel health risks. Remember – your health is your responsibility – with a bit of preparation, you can prevent an illness that could ruin your holiday, or worse.
See one of our doctors well in advance before you leave
Our doctors can advise you on how to avoid infectious diseases to which you might be exposed while overseas. This might include measures to avoid consuming potentially contaminated water or food, medication to reduce the risk of acquiring infections or vaccination against serious disease.
Immunisation
Many diseases which are a risk to travellers can be prevented by immunisation. You should talk to our doctor about any vaccines or boosters you may need. Some diseases that should be considered are:
Immunisations which are now routine in childhood in Australia should also be considered if travelling to areas where these diseases remain common. Depending on your age and previous medical history, you may not be protected against diseases such measles or polio. It is important to schedule a visit to our doctor at least 6-8 weeks before you travel to allow time to complete any vaccination schedule you undertake.
If you are planning a trip overseas, consider your travel health.
Contact us well in advance before you leave.
See one of our doctors well in advance before you leave
Our doctors can advise you on how to avoid infectious diseases to which you might be exposed while overseas. This might include measures to avoid consuming potentially contaminated water or food, medication to reduce the risk of acquiring infections or vaccination against serious disease.
Immunisation
Many diseases which are a risk to travellers can be prevented by immunisation. You should talk to our doctor about any vaccines or boosters you may need. Some diseases that should be considered are:
- Hepatitis A
- Hepatitis B
- Influenza
- Japanese encephalitis
- Meningococcal disease
- Rabies
- Tuberculosis
- Typhoid
- Varicella (Chickenpox)
- Yellow fever
- Cholera
- Measles
Immunisations which are now routine in childhood in Australia should also be considered if travelling to areas where these diseases remain common. Depending on your age and previous medical history, you may not be protected against diseases such measles or polio. It is important to schedule a visit to our doctor at least 6-8 weeks before you travel to allow time to complete any vaccination schedule you undertake.
If you are planning a trip overseas, consider your travel health.
Contact us well in advance before you leave.
Book An Appointment
With our diverse team of skilled medical professionals, we are pleased to offer a wide range of services to our patients.
Book an appointment online using the link below.
Book an appointment online using the link below.
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