Which vaccines should I take while travelling to rural areas?

Question

I have to travel a lot in rural areas. Which vaccines should I take to prevent myself from any illnesses? Are they safe and how regularly do I need to take these?

Expert Answer

Dr Lalitha SekharMay 24, 2005

Sr.Consultant,
Apollo,
New Delhi

Since you are working in rural area you may take the following vaccines: a) Typhim Vi one shot - Immunity lasts for three years. b) Tetanus toxoid - 3 shots (now, after 4 weeks and 6 months). You should drink only boiled or mineral water to prevent diarrhoea. Do not walk bare footed in the fields.

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Which vaccines should I take while travelling to rural areas?

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