Travel Vaccinations Asquith
Getting vaccinated before you travel overseas is very important. While Australia has controlled many infectious diseases this may not be the case in the country you are travelling to.
While many infectious diseases have been controlled in Australia due to widespread vaccinationand other public health measures, this is not the case in many overseas countries.
Babies, children, pregnant women are especially at risk when overseas.
- hepatitis A and hepatitis B
- cholera
- typhoid
- yellow fever
- tuberculosis (TB)
- meningococcal disease
- Japanese encephalitis
- measles, mumps, rubella (MMR)
- influenza (flu)
- tetanus
- rabies
