what if any inoculations do i require for a two week trip to tunisia?
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According to the CDC, there are no required vaccinations for travel to Northern Africa. Depending on your particular anticipated exposures during travel, the Hepatitis A, Hepatitis B, Rabies, and Typhoid vaccines are recommended. The CDC website is a fantastic source for traveler's health information. Here's a link: http://www.cdc.gov/travel/nafrica.htm
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I would check with your doctor before flying!
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I am an alternative medicinal therapist and an ex nurse in the UK. Usually malaria tablets are taken one week before you go on holiday. I find that i cannot take them they make me feel sick and give me a headache. It's the quinine in them. You may have a bug or it may a reaction to the tablet.Ask for a different type.\n\nGloria(BSYA)
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I WILL BE IN COUPLE OF MONTH
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as soon as you get sick enough for a prescription
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You'll need to know if you're allergic to eggs or not, it's not recommended to get the flu shot if you are [I know it sounds silly, but it's true] when you arrive they'll ask you to sign a waiver/agreement that says you are not having any flu-like symptoms at present - such as dizziness, nausea, cough, etc. If you are sensitive to shots or vaccinations you may want to bring a magazine, they'll probably ask you to wait for 10 minutes or so after you get the shot to make sure you aren't experiencing anything abnormal. Other than that, you're all set.
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I dont think so unless it's something new.  For sure hep b hep a more for traveling.  I gave my sone both myself Iam a nurse.
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Read the below link. There is a list of diseases that the travelers that are planning to go to Egypt are warned about :\n\nhttp://www.wrongdiagnosis.com/travel-health/egypt.htm
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no mastu rbation for 2 days prior and have clean genitals at time of test
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Oh i wish i had enough money to go to Africa. I'm going camping to France for 2 weeks.
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maybe try the CDC web site
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depending on how long she's had them for, she's probably past the contagious period - which is typically when they start to crust over.  Otherwise, tell her you will check in with her next week when she is no longer  contagious because you don't want to get sick - there's nothing wrong with saying that...\n\nby the way - a person is contagious two days before the pox appear- so you've probably already been exposed... takes about a week or two for it to show up after you've been exposed.
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Yes, but if it is longer than two weeks then I would talk to your doctor to make sure nothing is wrong.
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Good for Tunisia. Go get them!!
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Check with www.cdc.gov (Center for Disease Control)
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Take all precautions necessary.\nWear protective clothing.\nEash your hands before and after dealing with those infected.\nBe careful with instruments, careful not to injure yourself with used instruments which were already used on the infected patients
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The incubation period varies between six weeks and six months (average two to three months).\nHBsAg may appear within two weeks, but in rare instances may notbe apparent until six to nine months. The variation is related to the dose of virus inthe inoculum, the mode of transmission and host factors. \nBlood from experimentally\ninoculated volunteers has been shown to be infectious many weeks before the onsetof the first symptoms and remains infective through the acute clinical course of the disease and during the chronic carrier state.