Overview
Health advice should be sought out before embarking on a journey abroad. It’s a lot more complicated than obtaining a few shots before you go on a trip. At the latest, when you are planning to travel, you should have everything in order. First and foremost, you should speak with your physician. When necessary, the doctor will discuss your health and give advice, prescribe medication for malaria prevention, and authorise immunisations.
How we can help?
Vaccines can be administered by our nurses, who are trained to administer them. When necessary, doctors will prescribe antimalarials and anti-malarial drugs. Having a comprehensive itinerary and any previous travel vaccination records is a must-have for any trip. The doctor and the nurses will need to spend more time with you during your entire appointment.
