Malaria is widespread baum in Africa, Asia and Latin America. Malaria is a mosquito vector, and the

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Panevezys public health center professionals recalls that for travel to foreign countries, it is worth thinking about infectious disease prevention. Travellers baum in health care settings is recommended to apply to travel at 4-6 weeks, since the formation of immunity after vaccination is required for a period of time. If you travel to have less time, it is still recommended to consult a doctor, baum because some vaccinations baum can be carried out and less time to travel.
There is no general vaccination schedule for all travelers. Vaccination scheme is determined for each individual traveler. Your doctor will assess what vaccinations are required or necessary booster (first polio, measles, diphtheria, tetanus, etc..). Other factors that determine the choice of vaccine: risk of infection, the person's baum age, health status and previous vaccination. Also taken into account: the destination, the duration of severe adverse reactions to previous vaccinations, the risk of infecting other people, immunization rates. If children are traveling, make sure they are vaccinated according to Lithuanian Children immunization calendar.
Vaccinations for travelers fall into routine (some age and risk groups) recommended and mandatory. In recent years, the World Health Organization recommends that you enable people traveling to Israel, vaccination against polio. Other recommended vaccinations for travelers: cholera, hepatitis A, hepatitis B, meningococcal disease, influenza, pneumococcal infections, rabies, tick-borne encephalitis, Japanese encephalitis, rotavirus infection, chicken pox, typhoid fever, baum human papilloma virus, yellow fever. Compulsory vaccinations: yellow fever, meningococcal infection and poly (vykstantiesiems to Mecca (Saudi Arabia)). Mandatory vaccination is regulated by the International Health Regulations. Vaccination against yellow fever, has two aims: to protect travelers from disease yellow butterflies and protect the country from the possibility of introduction of the disease. Meningococcal infection must be vaccinated pilgrims going to Mecca (Hajj, UMRA), in some countries - or from the area. Performed on all vaccinations should be marked with the international certificate of vaccination.
When traveling baum to certain countries be vaccinated against yellow baum fever is mandatory, the other - only recommended. Not practiced under the age of 9 months. Babies, pregnant women. International vaccination certificate shall take effect 10 days after vaccination. Yellow fever prevalent in parts of Africa and Central and South American countries. Possible baum infection in endemic areas, especially if the non-urbanized visits, warm and humid savannah, forest areas (jungle) or cities outbreaks. baum
Malaria is widespread baum in Africa, Asia and Latin America. Malaria is a mosquito vector, and the prevention of mosquito bites is an important tool for the prevention of malaria. Everyone traveling to countries with high rates of malaria, must take medication, which should be started a week before the arrival of the increased incidence area (no later than 3 days before departure). Antimalarial drugs may be started and a month before departure, that their impact can be experienced even at home, and to consult with your doctor.
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