Often More: If i i understand: travel vaccines often include more than just a series of hepatitis b vaccine. You may need update on your tetanus and whooping cough vaccine and hepatitis a vaccine. Depending on where traveling you may be advised on typhoid, measles, mumps, rubella, yellow fever, polio, and other region specific vaccines. Talk to your provider/ travel specialist. Learn malaria risks. Etc too.
Answered 7/1/2013
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NO IT IS NOT: Hepatitis B vaccine is not the travel vaccine as it is given as a routine vaccine to all Children and high risk adults Vaccine for travel in adults are Typhoid Vaccine Hepatitis A Doses 6 months apart Rabies if at risk Yellow Fever Menigococcal for certain countries like Saudi ARABIA for Haj Pilgrims only
Answered 4/5/2015
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