voilà je pars le 18 mars 2009 pour 10 jours au rajasthan, faut-il prévoir quelque chose contre les moustiques (traitament ant-palu ou moustiquaire) merci de vos réponses
Vaccins nécessaires contre les moustiques au Rajasthan en mars 2009?
by Lecondor
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voilà je pars le 18 mars 2009 pour 10 jours au rajasthan, faut-il prévoir quelque chose contre les moustiques (traitament ant-palu ou moustiquaire) merci de vos réponses
voilà je pars le 18 mars 2009 pour 10 jours au rajasthan, faut-il prévoir quelque chose contre les moustiques (traitament ant-palu ou moustiquaire) merci de vos réponses
Bonjour,
malgré des avis très partagés sur ce forum, je te conseille au minimum l'utilisation d'une moustiquaire et de répulsifs contre les moustiques, meme si c'est encore la saison sèche ( pour comparer, en France, la saison séche est l'été mais il y a des moustiques!).
Mais je te conseille fortement un traitement anti-paludisme, le paludisme sévissant en Inde étant le paludisme cérébral, qui peut entrainer coma et décès, et qui reste pendant 5 ans dans ton organisme (risque de rechute pendant les periodes de fatigue, stress, fragilité immunitaire...)
Le Doxypalu est très peu cher ( 5 euros le mois de traitement), très utilisé (c'est l'anti-palu des humanitaires, GI), et avec très peu d'effets secondaires, et il sert d'antibiotiques prophylactiques pour les voies basses (très pratique contre les infections vaginales et urétrales, très fréquentes en Inde!)
La Malarone est très souvent prescrite, mais elle coute très chere (35 euro le mois de traitement), le seul avantage par rapport au doxypalu est que tu ne le prends qu'une semaine après ton retour (1 mois pour le Doxy)
N'oublie pas qu'outre le palu, les moustiques transmettent aussi la dengue et le chikungunya ( qui fait une apparation fracassante en Inde!!)
Salut,
En Mars, c'est la saison sèche, celle où il y a le moins de moustiques. Moi je te conseille de te protéger (moustiquaire la nuit, ou chambre avec air conditionné, répulsif et vêtements couvrant) et de ne pas prendre de traitement.
Bon voyage
En Mars, c'est la saison sèche, celle où il y a le moins de moustiques. Moi je te conseille de te protéger (moustiquaire la nuit, ou chambre avec air conditionné, répulsif et vêtements couvrant) et de ne pas prendre de traitement.
Bon voyage
Cyrille
Même avis que CyrilleG, protection mais pas de traitement préventif.
Aucun traitement médicamenteux n'est inoffensif.
A cette période le risque de palu est très faible.
De toutes façons, même avec un traitement préventif antipalu, il faut se protéger des piqûres car les moustiques peuvent propager bien d'autres maladies que le palu.
Je prévois de partir du 23 mai au 14 juin 2009 en Inde ( Delhi, Rajasthan et Agra) même question le traitement est il nécessaire pour cette période? Merci.
Je vais te répondre en te disant que nous sommes partis en famille à Delhi, puis dans l'Himachal Pradesh fin juin. Nous avons dons essuyé (c'est le cas de le dire) le début de la mousson. Nous n'avons pas pris de traitement préventif mais nous avons bien fait attention à nous protéger.
Fin mai, début juin, vous échapperez sans doute à la mousson.
Les infections urétrales et génitales en Inde ??? Et la contamination, ce ne serait par les voies sexuelles, par hasard ??? Comme, par exemple, et au hasard, le HIV ??? Alors le doxypalu en pr��vention des MST !!! Elle est bien bonne !! Les préservatifs, ce ne serait pas mieux ???
Après 20 ans passés dans les infos auprès des jeunes et des moins jeunes, c'est la première fois que j'entends de telles monstruosités !
et non Titère, il ne s'agit pas du tout du sida ou autre syphilis, il s'agit d'infection bactérienne, dû au nombre élevé de germes et bactéries contenues dans l'eau utilisée pour la toilette; bien sur les rapports sexuels augmentent les risques d'infections, surtout pour des raisons mécaniques (pénétration, frottement...).
Il est clair que ses infections (majoritairement silencieuses) sont bien plus détectées chez les femmes grâce au suivi gynécologique régulier, mais elles sont bien présentes chez les hommes aussi, mais malheureusement elles sont très souvent détectées bien longtemps après la primo-infection et entrainent des problèmes urologiques sérieux, type prostatite, infection des bourses, destruction partielle ou totale de la capacité à procréer...
Si tu veux, tu peux te renseigner sur un site dédié aux patients, extrémement clair et complet : www.uropage.com
Chère Livia, je crois que tu confonds les choses. La pénétration des micro-organismes responsables des uretrites chez l'homme (et de ses complications ), et ceux responsables des vaginites (et de ses complications) ne se fait pas par l'opération du Saint Esprit, ni par les ablutions avec une eau plus ou moins souillée, mais par voie sexuelle (génitale, orale, anale ). Ceci est valable aussi bien pour les germes à transmission sexuelle classique, comme chlamydiae trachomatis, mycoplasmes, gonocoques, ou les germes dits banaux comme les streptocoques etc ..
Les cystites de la femme sont dues à la "remontée" des germes qui se trouvent dans la région vulvaire, périnéale ou anale vers l'urètre : la prévention est surtout le boisson abondante, en pays chauds en particulier. D'ailleurs, si tu vas sur n'importe quel site de pathologie tropicale, tu n'y verras pas les infections urinaires ou génitales, en dehors des MST, bien sûr ... Tu y verras, en revanche, que l'Inde est classée en groupe 2 par l'OMS pour la résistance du paludisme, et que les médicaments à utiliser sont la savarine ou la malarone, et pas la doxycycline réservée au groupe 3.
AU total, un seul mot d'ordre : préservatif !
AU total, un seul mot d'ordre : préservatif !
Ca protège aussi du paludisme ? 😇
Plus sérieusement, d'accord avec Cyrille et lepiaf : au Rajasthan, le risque existe mais même moi j'y suis allé avec mes enfants en janvier sans prendre d'antipaludéens. Cela dit, un médecin spécialisé dans la médecine tropicale pourra mieux te renseigner.
La carte de l'Inde par le site Malaria Atlas Project : cliquer ici. Et une carte tirée d'un site moins pointu que le site Malaria Atlas Project mais intéressant malgré tout :
Ca protège aussi du paludisme ? 😇
Plus sérieusement, d'accord avec Cyrille et lepiaf : au Rajasthan, le risque existe mais même moi j'y suis allé avec mes enfants en janvier sans prendre d'antipaludéens. Cela dit, un médecin spécialisé dans la médecine tropicale pourra mieux te renseigner.
La carte de l'Inde par le site Malaria Atlas Project : cliquer ici. Et une carte tirée d'un site moins pointu que le site Malaria Atlas Project mais intéressant malgré tout :
En août... c'est pour ça que la carte du M.A.P. parle d'un risque variable et non constant.
mon voisin a eu du palu en août
En août, c'est la mousson, bien entendu le risque est plus important !
En saison sèche (et mars, c'est au plus fort de la saison sèche) ce n'est pas du tout pareil. Encore une fois, les risques dépendent de : la saison, la zone précise (les grandes villes ne sont quasiment pas touchées)
Donc, avec un bon répulsif et en se couvrant le soir, pour un voyage en saison sèche sur le circuit traditionnel dans le rajasthan, le risque est minime... Mais tu trouveras toujours un contre exemple ! NB : les traitements préventifs n'empêchent pas d'être contaminé....
En août, c'est la mousson, bien entendu le risque est plus important !
En saison sèche (et mars, c'est au plus fort de la saison sèche) ce n'est pas du tout pareil. Encore une fois, les risques dépendent de : la saison, la zone précise (les grandes villes ne sont quasiment pas touchées)
Donc, avec un bon répulsif et en se couvrant le soir, pour un voyage en saison sèche sur le circuit traditionnel dans le rajasthan, le risque est minime... Mais tu trouveras toujours un contre exemple ! NB : les traitements préventifs n'empêchent pas d'être contaminé....
Cyrille
escherichia coli, streptocoque B.... autant de germes classiques qui peuvent être sources infections génitales, qui ne sont pas du tout des germes à transmissions sexuelles (chlamydia, syphilis....) et qui peuvent tout à fait transmis par l'eau de la toilette. Ne me crois si tu veux....
Tout infection génitale n'est pas due à un germe sexuellement transmissible
Si tu as lu ce que j'ai écrit, j'ai dit que les germes banaux n'arrivent pas par hasard dans un urètre masculin ou un vagin ! . désolée de te contredire ... même si cela arrange de le croire et que cela évite de se poser des questions ... Cela me fait penser au 19 ème siècle, où on attrapait la syphilis dans les toilettes publiques ... C'est mieux pour la paix des ménages que dans la maison close du coin !
A moins que ta toilette quotidienne consiste à t'injecter ici ou là des eaux sales, évidemment ...
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