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Are vaccinations required to travel to India?
If you need to get vaccinated before traveling to India - then tell me which ones?
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Vaccinations are not required. We went to India with a large group of savages - 8 people. Two were vaccinated, I don't remember exactly which ones (you can search on the Internet). As a result, everyone is alive (I did not vaccinate). At first, we did not eat salads from fresh vegetables, did not drink freshly squeezed juices, especially with ice.
After a couple of days, we realized that Goa is a civilized tourist center. And most importantly - every evening we all drank 50 grams of whiskey for disinfection. No one has ever been poisoned. And of course, wash your hands!
After a couple of days, we realized that Goa is a civilized tourist center. And most importantly - every evening we all drank 50 grams of whiskey for disinfection. No one has ever been poisoned. And of course, wash your hands!
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answered 17 years ago
Vaccinations are not required, but it is advisable to get vaccinated against malaria - there are almost no areas in India that are epidemically free from this disease
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answered 17 years ago
Yellow fever and typhoid fever. Perhaps in the central vaccination point of the city.
There is no vaccine for malaria.
There is no vaccine for malaria.
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answered 17 years ago
Yellow fever is not found in India, there is malaria and dengue fever, there are no vaccinations against them. Before you do any vaccinations, read the contraindications and side effects, vaccinations are by no means harmless, the side effects caused are worse than the disease, and are not always effective ....
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answered 17 years ago
There is no need to get vaccinated in India.. You won't fly there during the rainy season or climb the slums...
You just have to be careful. Wash fruits and vegetables with soap and drink bottled water. And I still do not recommend drinking juices with ice! For ice, they use local water, which can provoke poisoning and viruses.
You just have to be careful. Wash fruits and vegetables with soap and drink bottled water. And I still do not recommend drinking juices with ice! For ice, they use local water, which can provoke poisoning and viruses.
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answered 15 years ago