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Originally posted by RR 314 View PostNone required for S. Africa but certainly there are recommendations. I recall Hep A & B, typhoid and flu. May be others. Also have you tetanus up to date and have your doctor prescribe antibiotic for you to bring just in case (cipro etc).
Otherwise, as stated by RR 314, no other vaccinations are required, but Hepatitis A & B, and a tetanus booster are a good idea especially if you are going to be traveling around the country outside of the outfitter. It's also a good idea to take a good probiotic starting a couple of weeks before and during your visit. It greatly helps with the body's adjustment to new bacteria and may keep you from getting the traveler's squirts!
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I’d ask your doctor about vaccines, malaria medication, etc. I took malaria medication when I went, but I was also going into other malaria prone countries directly afterward visiting South Africa. Be careful with that stuff. Certain kinds of maleria medication can give you some weird dreams and I’ve heard a horror story or two about it it messing with womens’ birth control. Good luck and have fun.
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Just pass the guy a $10 spot if any issues arise on anything...I am serious...that country thrives on bribes.
Get the vaccines, be safe. Ask DV safaries which ones. We got them and my wife came home with African tick bite fever, she was very sick for a week-10 days. Use bug spray needed or not.
I think I have some adaptors you can have, I will look, when you leave and where you live?
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Originally posted by red-fin View PostJust pass the guy a $10 spot if any issues arise on anything...I am serious...that country thrives on bribes.
Get the vaccines, be safe. Ask DV safaries which ones. We got them and my wife came home with African tick bite fever, she was very sick for a week-10 days. Use bug spray needed or not.
I think I have some adaptors you can have, I will look, when you leave and where you live?
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