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Vaccinations for Australia.

Travel sickness Australia

Dengue feverOnly in the north
Japanese EncephalitisEpidemic on the Schrier Island Cape York Peninaula and on the islands in the Torres Strait
Yellow feverRequired, if travelling (stops) from areas where yellow fever is endemic
What is Dengue fever?
Dengue fever, otherwise known breakbone fever, is transmitted to humans by mosquitoes. In contrast to the malaria mosquito, this insect is also active during the day and in cities. Dengue fever does not usually present a serious health risk and the symptoms are fever, skin rash and headache. In rare cases, it can however be life-threatening. This only happens when the disease is contracted for the second, third or fourth time. There is no vaccination for Dengue fever, so it is important to protect yourself from mosquito bites by taking measures to repel mosquitoes.
What is Japanese Encephalitis?
Infection of the meninges caused by a virus transmitted by mosquitoes.
What is Yellow fever?
Yellow fever is a viral disease that is transmitted by mosquitoes. A single vaccination provides effective protection for ten years. Vaccination is required in a large number of countries. A special stamp in a 'vaccination passport' serves as proof.


All advises given here are global. The final opinion is personal and will be further explained during the consultation.
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