Here in Britain, the yellow fever vaccine is not offered on the NHS, and can only be obtained privately, due to the very low risk that an imported case of yellow fever could pose to public health in Britain - it is spread through the bites of a mosquito that is not found in the United Kingdom. The annual flu vaccination is available on the NHS, but only to those aged 65 and over, people with certain medical conditions, pregnant women, NHS employees and social care staff. But the typhoid vaccine is offered on the NHS, as is a combined tetanus/diphtheria/polio vaccine, due to the high risk that an imported case of typhoid or polio could pose to public health in the United Kingdom. But the cost of getting those vaccinations in Britain would be much lower than in the United States, as only the yellow fever vaccine (and possibly the flu vaccine) would have to be paid for. Of course, you pay for the other vaccines through your taxes, but that isn't quite the same thing.
This was the best injection video I’ve ever watched and I’ve got a huge phobia about it. My only worry is if the needle touches or goes into my bone I know this has probably never happened but it pops into my head whenever I get one or even watch it on TV but for some reason this woman made it soooo fast like even I was like “is that it?” And I was only watching 😂 hope my doctor is as fast as her
I’ll be going to Egypt and Jordan in October but not sure if I should get vaccinated. With this whole thing they say about vaccines kinda creeps me out. Have you ever been there? If so, did you also get vaccinated to go to these places?
Thank you for the information. By chance do you remember how long those vaccinations are good for? For instance, if you wanted to travel to the same location, now four years later, do you need to be revaccinated?
So I got my specific vaccine for traveling to Belize (the one under Most Travels). But now my question is I haven't had any routinely vaccinations since after 9th grade. Am I suppose get them before my trip? Are they really necessary?
If you're just traveling, that might be okay. However, if you are moving to another country temporarily, you might reconsider. I'm moving to China for a year to teach and something about getting typhoid just doesn't seem like a good time.
I have question! Can you not really feel nothing after vaccine shot??? I came here bcoz my second shot for rabies is kinda offish. Its like nothing. I can even punch my deltoid area even by now. I think the doctor didnt put a full recommended dosage of the antiRabies vaccine into my shoulder or none at all and its making me anxious. We just pay for nothing?? Can someone advice me for this stuff 😭😭😭😭
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Here in Britain, the yellow fever vaccine is not offered on the NHS, and can only be obtained privately, due to the very low risk that an imported case of yellow fever could pose to public health in Britain - it is spread through the bites of a mosquito that is not found in the United Kingdom. The annual flu vaccination is available on the NHS, but only to those aged 65 and over, people with certain medical conditions, pregnant women, NHS employees and social care staff. But the typhoid vaccine is offered on the NHS, as is a combined tetanus/diphtheria/polio vaccine, due to the high risk that an imported case of typhoid or polio could pose to public health in the United Kingdom.
But the cost of getting those vaccinations in Britain would be much lower than in the United States, as only the yellow fever vaccine (and possibly the flu vaccine) would have to be paid for. Of course, you pay for the other vaccines through your taxes, but that isn't quite the same thing.
You know I never even thought about the different shots you would need to go to other countries but it totally makes sense. Great advice!
This was the best injection video I’ve ever watched and I’ve got a huge phobia about it. My only worry is if the needle touches or goes into my bone I know this has probably never happened but it pops into my head whenever I get one or even watch it on TV but for some reason this woman made it soooo fast like even I was like “is that it?” And I was only watching 😂 hope my doctor is as fast as her
Nice work, Matt! Was that an acoustic panel I saw behind you? 😉
Wow .. I think I'd better get some travel shots just like you did before I travel to another country. Thanks !
$500 for these vaccine?
In India you can get these for under 2500 rupees, i.e less than $35.
That was the quickest I’ve ever seen to get a needle I didn’t even know she did it
Have you ever ran into any issues on your trips from food or sickness?
Was useful. 😁
No gloves during injections? 😮
i was pretty sure they were recrwired to wear gloves so ......
i’m two years late but it is an option on the doctors end but that is only in some states
Wow so many options, can I have one of each please lol . I'd just skip the trip than so many vaccines pumped in me.
No gloves btw
Nice job 👌👌
Nicely done Expert Vagabond! ^_^
wow she went so so fast
Nice tips. Thanks
I’ll be going to Egypt and Jordan in October but not sure if I should get vaccinated. With this whole thing they say about vaccines kinda creeps me out. Have you ever been there? If so, did you also get vaccinated to go to these places?
I will go to Egypt next month, I am also wondering to get vaccinated. How did you proceed? Did you get them?
Thank you for the information. By chance do you remember how long those vaccinations are good for? For instance, if you wanted to travel to the same location, now four years later, do you need to be revaccinated?
They last few months.
So I got my specific vaccine for traveling to Belize (the one under Most Travels). But now my question is I haven't had any routinely vaccinations since after 9th grade. Am I suppose get them before my trip? Are they really necessary?
Thanks for sharing
Im terrified of needles that’s why I’m never planning on traveling outside North America
My friend says it’s a must to get malaria pills for India
Nice job!
what I wish to know if getting these vaccine all together causes body problems or not like heart problem?
Loose stools and dizziness mostly when I took trip to zanzibar 3 meds.
Thank you sir, because I am going to kishasa so there they are taking yellow card.
I'm just going to swing it and not get any shots before traveling!
If you're just traveling, that might be okay. However, if you are moving to another country temporarily, you might reconsider. I'm moving to China for a year to teach and something about getting typhoid just doesn't seem like a good time.
Whoa.
I have question!
Can you not really feel nothing after vaccine shot???
I came here bcoz my second shot for rabies is kinda offish.
Its like nothing. I can even punch my deltoid area even by now. I think the doctor didnt put a full recommended dosage of the antiRabies vaccine into my shoulder or none at all and its making me anxious.
We just pay for nothing?? Can someone advice me for this stuff 😭😭😭😭
So you being the vaccinated means your safe so you could still carry viruses bacteria to others? Thanks
Jessica Fresques No The vaccine trains your body to fight a vaccine so you or others can’t get sick
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But did he get the new fake shot? Is he still alive? Let us know.
Visit Afghanistan again please
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