Vaccines for travel: Travel vaccines are vaccines used to prevent illness while traveling . They can range from flu vaccines to MMR to typhoid to yellow fever and so many more. Typically these are given at least 6 weeks prior to travel so that there is enough time for you to develop an immune response before you are potentially exposed to an illness.
Answered 9/12/2015
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Vaccines for region: Many different regions have different problems, for instance south of the border solidell is a problem and we recommend the salmonella vaccination force typhoid fever. Travel vaccines referred to vaccines that are covering things that we don't necessarily see here in United States but will be at risk for when traveling to another area of the world.
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