Yellow Fever Vaccines New Quay, Cereligion
Get your yellow fever vaccination at Travel Clinic Ceredigion. Book your appointment online today.
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- Arfryn, Church Street, New Quay, Ceredigion, SA45 9NX
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What Is Yellow Fever?
Yellow fever is a serious disease spread by an infected Aedes aegypti mosquito. It is found in parts of Africa, South America, Central America and Trinidad in the Caribbean. The mosquito is more likely to bite during daylight. It doesn’t spread from close contact with someone that has the disease.
Key Symptoms Of Yellow Fever
Symptoms start to develop after 3 to 6 days of being bitten by an infected mosquito. The symptoms include:
- Temperature
- Headache
- Feeling sick or vomiting
- Muscle pain
- Backache
- Loss of appetite
- Eyes being sensitive to light
Up to a quarter of the cases develop more serious symptoms, such as:
- Jaundice, yellowing of the skin and eyes
- Bleeding from the mouth, nose, eyes or ears
- Vomiting blood or blood in the stool.
If you are travelling in a region where yellow fever infection is found and you get the symptoms, seek medical help urgently. If you return from such a region and have symptoms, contact your GP or call 111 for help.
Yellow Fever Vaccination In New Quay, Ceredigion
The yellow fever vaccination is recommended if you are travelling to:
- A region where the yellow fever infection is found and/or
- A country that requires you to have a valid certificate proving that you had the yellow fever vaccination.
You will need to have the vaccination at least 10 days before travelling to give it enough time for it to start working. For further details and up to date information on the yellow fever vaccine, visit the NHS website, click here.
Yellow Fever Vaccine Certificate In New Quay, Ceredigion
Some countries require you to present a valid certificate of vaccination administration for yellow fever. This is known as an International Certificate of Vaccination or Prophylaxis (ICVP).
When you get your yellow fever vaccination at Travel Clinic Ceredigion, we will issue a yellow fever vaccination certificate. Please make that the personal details that you provide match those on your passport or travel documents.
Book Yellow Fever Vaccination Appointment In New Quay, Ceredigion
If you require a yellow fever vaccine and certificate, simply book an appointment with Travel Clinic Ceredigion online. Attend your appointment where one of our travel experts will have a short consultation with you to determine the suitability of the vaccine for you and offer you the vaccine.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Find answer to your question in Frequently Asked Question section.
During your appointment, our travel health expert will have a short consultation to determine the vaccination which are required/recommended for your travel destination. It is recommended that you bring your vaccination/immunisation history with you to your appointment. Also, if you have a list of your medications, please bring this with you. The healthcare professional will access the suitability of the various vaccination for you based on your medical history and vaccination history.
It is recommended that you book your travel vaccination in advance to ensure that there is enough time for you to complete the full course of the recommended vaccinations. Some vaccinations have multiple doses, many weeks apart. For this reason, it is best to book your vaccination appointment 6-8 weeks prior to your travel. Some vaccination also take 2-4 weeks to have an effect so it is best practice to book you appointment in advance.
The healthcare professional will go through the travel vaccinations that are required/recommended for your travel destination. You can find this information on the government travel health advice website here.