Typhoid Injection
Typhoid Injection - The Pharmacy Bebington
Typhoid is a serious infection that spreads through contaminated food and water often when travelling abroad. The typhoid vaccine is a safe way to build protection before your trip. It helps your body develop defences so you can travel safely.
Why You May Need the Injectable Typhoid Vaccine?
If you are visiting areas where typhoid is common, having the typhoid injection vaccine is strongly advised. The vaccine is quick to give, well tolerated, and offers effective protection against the illness. Our pharmacists will provide clear guidance and answer any queries before your vaccination.
Benefits of the Typhoid Injection
- Simple, one-dose injection
- Protection for up to 3 years
- Recommended by health authorities for travellers
- Mild side effects, if any
Possible Side Effects
How Long Does the Typhoid Vaccine Last?
The typhoid injection vaccine usually protects you for up to 3 years. A booster may be needed if you continue to travel to at-risk areas.
Who Needs the Typhoid Vaccine?
The vaccine is recommended if you are travelling to parts of the world where typhoid is common. High-risk areas include:
High-risk areas include:
- South Asia
- Africa
- South America
- Some parts of the Middle East
How Does the Injectable Typhoid Vaccine Work?
The vaccine helps your immune system recognise and fight the bacteria that cause typhoid fever. This means if you are exposed to the infection, your body can respond quickly.
When to Book Your Vaccine?
It is best to have your vaccine at least 2 to 3 weeks before travel. This gives your body enough time to build protection. Our pharmacists can help you plan the right time.
Book Your Typhoid Vaccine at The Pharmacy Bebington
Getting your typhoid vaccine with us is convenient as we offer flexible online appointment bookings. Based locally in Bebington, we are also accessible for people living in New Ferry, Birkenhead, Bromborough, Wallasey and Heswall.
FAQs
It is best to get your typhoid injection vaccine at least 2 to 3 weeks before your trip to allow your body to build strong protection.
Most people only experience mild effects such as a sore arm, headache, or slight fever. These usually settle within a few days.
Anyone travelling to regions where typhoid is common should consider the vaccine. Our pharmacists can advise if it is suitable for you.
The typhoid injection vaccine protects you for about 3 years. After this, you may need a booster if you travel again to at-risk areas.
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