Travel Related Diseases in general Reviews

It's that time of year when many amongst us are planning to take off for a week or two's summer holiday. The flights are booked, the cases packed, and if your really efficient, you might have even packed a first aid kit. *Travel Insurance* It goes without saying that travel insurance is a must have. Don't be put off ...  Read the complete review

While on my travels around various parts of the world, myself and my husband were in New Zealand about to carry on to South East Asia. We had had the injection for hepatitis and collected the malaria tablets. However, we were presented with an alternative to the typhoid injection in the form of 3 capsules to be taken over 3 days. So ...  Read the complete review

As a frequent and avid traveller I know the importance of health care. There is so much advice arounhd and it keeps changing so I take the following course. For long lasting ones like polio or tetanus I keep them up to date and have boosters as a nd when they are due even if I do not need them for the current holiday. This has two advantages ...  Read the complete review

When going to Majorca a few years a go me, and all of my family had to have a typhoid injection in our arms. This was by far one of the worst vaccinations I have ever had to suffer the pain of. For about a day you feel Ok but after that you start to feel as if you are alittle under the weather, your arm, on which you had the injection, ...  Read the complete review

When I booked a holiday just over a week before the departure date, I was concerned to sort out my vaccinations as quickly as possible. I therefore went to the British Airways travel clinic in Regent Street, London on a Saturday morning. I was seen quickly and was impressed by the professionalism of the nurse. She took full account of both ...  Read the complete review