What vaccinations should I consider when visiting or living in Thailand?

@Benjamin *****

of course, some of those in the US are not readily available. They have to be special ordered , and some take more than one jab many weeks apart. In US very expensive. I experienced that on my first trip in 2013. I’m guessing that may be the case in other countries that don’t have major issues with the fevers, malaria etc. in the US children are usually vaccinated at a young age, unless their parents are anti vax’ers. Sadly that has become an issue. Back in my day kids could not be enrolled in school without the series of vaccines. My children all were with what was available.

@Peter **************

no, that is something different, chloroquine. The covid vaccin made by Janssen is tested and accepted.

@Narelle ***********

Are you sure of that?

@Narelle ***********

ok, thought I had the vaccine when I went to Vietnam, maybe not

@Rich ****

quite hard to get

I was working in Nigeria back than ,but to get ebola,you really need to do a lot of crazy stuff

Hugging dead people

To name one 🙃

@Todd ********

yes, there is. Have been travelling to Asia for a very long time, all 3 of these vaccines are a must IMO.

@Steve ********

Rabies vaccine is only needed after exposure. So if you get bitten then definitely get the rabies vax asap but no need to get it otherwise.

@Dave ******

Mosquito net, socks, fans

@Christopher **********

yellow fever is not endemic in Thailand so you don't need it here.

@Steve ********

I thought this was about COVID-19 :\