95% of travellers who consulted a travel medicine clinic avoided health problems during their trip.
Why travel medicine?
When traveling to different countries, you may encounter tropical diseases, new health threats or climatic conditions for which your body is not prepared. Our travel medicine clinic offers:
Take care of your health and enjoy every trip without fear!
Vaccinations before travel
Stay Safe - Vaccinations for Travelers
Stay Safe - Vaccinations for Travelers
- Rabies
- Yellow fever
- Typhoid fever
- Hepatitis A and B
Malaria - how to protect yourself?
We offer:
- Advice on chemoprophylaxis
- Recommendations for mosquito repellents
- Information about symptoms and rapid treatment in the event of infection
Africa
Yellow fever
Compulsory vaccination is mandatory in many African countries, especially in regions where the disease is endemic.
Also required when transiting through some countries.
Hepatitis A and B
Recommended due to the risk of infection through contaminated food and water and contact with infected blood.
Typhoid fever
Vaccination is recommended due to poor hygiene and poor sanitation in many regions.
Meningococcal meningitis
Vaccination is recommended before traveling to the so-called “meningococcal belt” countries in sub-Saharan Africa.
Polio
A booster vaccination is recommended for people who have been vaccinated more than 10 years ago, especially when traveling to countries where polio is still present.
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Vaccination recommended for travelers going to regions with poor hygiene and poor sanitation.
Rabies
Vaccination is recommended for planned contact with animals or a longer stay in regions where rabies is present.
Hepatitis A and B
Recommended due to the risk of infection through contaminated food and water and contact with infected blood.
Typhoid fever
Vaccination is recommended due to poor hygiene and poor sanitation in many regions.
Japanese encephalitis
Recommended for longer stays in rural areas in Southeast and East Asia.
Polio
A booster vaccination is recommended for people who have been vaccinated more than 10 years ago, especially when traveling to countries where polio is still present.
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Vaccination recommended for travelers going to regions with poor hygiene and poor sanitation.
Rabies
Vaccination is recommended for planned contact with animals or a longer stay in regions where rabies is present.
Asia
South and Central America
Yellow fever
Compulsory vaccination is mandatory in many African countries, especially in regions where the disease is endemic.
Also required when transiting through some countries.
Hepatitis A and B
Recommended due to the risk of infection through contaminated food and water and contact with infected blood.
Typhoid fever
Vaccination is recommended due to poor hygiene and poor sanitation in many regions.
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Vaccination recommended for travelers going to regions with poor hygiene and poor sanitation.
Rabies
Vaccination is recommended for planned contact with animals or a longer stay in regions where rabies is present.
Hepatitis A and B
Recommended due to the risk of infection through contaminated food and water and contact with infected blood.
Rabies
Vaccination is recommended for planned contact with animals or a longer stay in regions where rabies is present.
North America
Australia and Oceania
Yellow fever
Compulsory vaccination is mandatory in many African countries, especially in regions where the disease is endemic.
Also required when transiting through some countries.
Hepatitis A and B
Recommended due to the risk of infection through contaminated food and water and contact with infected blood.
Japanese encephalitis
Vaccination is recommended due to poor hygiene and poor sanitation in many regions.
Tick-borne encephalitis
Recommended due to the risk of infection through contaminated food and water and contact with infected blood.
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Vaccination recommended for travelers going to regions with poor hygiene and poor sanitation.
Rabies
Vaccination is recommended for planned contact with animals or a longer stay in regions where rabies is present.
Europe
Meet our team
Travel medicine doctor with many years of experience. She specializes in health prevention during travel, including the selection of preventive vaccinations and the prevention of tropical diseases. It offers comprehensive care – from medical consultations to the issuance of the International Vaccination Booklet. Thanks to its epidemiological experience, it provides patients with the highest level of health safety during their trips.
It offers advice on recommended vaccinations, safe travel to different climate zones, and appropriate equipment with medicines and medical supplies. She has extensive experience in qualifying children and adults for preventive vaccinations, providing comprehensive care in this area. With her knowledge and holistic approach, she helps patients prepare for the journey with a full sense of health security.
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Vaccination and prevention of tropical diseases
We offer mandatory and recommended vaccinations and advise on how to effectively protect yourself against malaria and other infectious diseases in tropical regions.
Comprehensive health preparation for travel
We provide consultations covering the prevention of diarrhoea, completing a first aid kit, dealing with jet-lag and altitude sickness, as well as preparation for climbing.
Medical Certificates for Divers
We issue medical certificates required for recreational diving in accordance with international standards.
Health consultations and post-trip support
We offer advice, diagnostics and treatment of health problems after returning from exotic countries.
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What vaccinations are required before travelling?
The required vaccinations depend on the destination country; popular are vaccinations against yellow fever, hepatitis A and B and typhus.
When should I get vaccinated before I go?
It is recommended to vaccinate at least 4-6 weeks before the trip so that the body can develop immunity.
Are vaccinations mandatory?
In some countries, e.g. in Africa, vaccination against yellow fever is mandatory.
Do I need antimalarial drugs?
If you are traveling to malaria risk areas, your doctor may recommend malaria prophylaxis.
Are vaccinations safe?
Yes, vaccinations are safe, especially when they are performed in proven travel medicine clinics.
What are the side effects of vaccination?
Side effects are usually mild and include pain at the injection site or a slight fever.
Do I need to have a vaccination booklet with me?
In many countries, an international vaccination booklet is required, especially for compulsory vaccinations.
What other precautions should I take when traveling?
Avoid drinking local water, eat in proven places and use insect repellents.
Can I get vaccinated if I am pregnant?
Some vaccinations are safe, but you should consult your doctor.
Do my children also need to be vaccinated?
Yes, children may require the same vaccinations, but dosage and safety depend on age.
