Bonjour,
Nous partons ma femme et moi en sacs a dos pour 2 mois et demi en inde fin octobre prochain
Pour ceux qui y sont déjà allé quels sont les vaccins possibles à faire ?
Dt Polio.. Rage et Palu .. ?
Merci de vos réponses
Paul
Cher jpaul,
Je suis retourner une dizaine de fois dans le Gujarat, Goa, le sud de l'Inde et je ne prends pas de vaccination. L'Inde a evoluer et en restant dans les normes de preventions habituelles, se laver les mains, boire de l'eau en bouteille, dormir dans des endroits propres, il y a peu de risque. Par contre, il y a un vaccin incontournable, a prendre absolument, c'est le vaccin pour l'hepatite A.(havrix) Les autres vaccins restent une appreciations personelle ou suivant le conseil de votre medecin.
Bon voyage
En effet, cette année ma toubid a insité pour me vacciner contre l'hépatite A car il y a dans son service (maldies tropicales etc) des voyageurs très mal en point qui l'ont contracté. A faire en 2 injections avec 6 mois d'intervalle. Autrement comme j'y retourne souvent j'avais fait il y qq années les 2 autres les + recommandés; bien qu'aucuns vaccins ne soit obligatoires, c'est mieux de voir au cas par cas avec son médecin traitant ou bien à l'hopital au service spécialisé.
Le vaccin contre la typhoïde est à recommander aussi !
Les médecins du service "maladies tropicales" recommandent vivement cette vaccination. Celle-ci doit être faite 15 jours avant le départ et doit être renouvelée tous les 3 ans.
Votre médecin peut vous vacciner mais le remboursement ne portera que sur l'acte médical et non sur le vaccin lui-même.
Bonjour,
Tous les médecins régulièrement "formatés" et les instituts pour les vaccinations ne pourront que les recommander... Pour ma part, trente ans que je vais en Inde et toujours aucun vaccin mais de l'attention bien sûr pour l'eau et l'hygiène. Le vaccin ne permet pas de se dédouaner de quoi que ce soit... et voir avec les mots clés sur le forum, c'est un sujet amplement discuté !
Bon voyage !
Bijoliane
Le but suprême du voyageur est de ne plus savoir ce qu'il contemple ; chaque être, chaque chose est occasion de voyage et de contemplation. Lie-Tseu
Bien sur les labos vont toujours tenter de placer leur produit, cf le vaccin de la rage qui ne fait que retarder de 24h l'incubation et ne dispense en aucun cas d'aller a l’hôpital pour un antidote...On ne peut malheureusement pas se vacciner contre tout mais en effet être prudent...personnellement je me méfie toujours des singes qui sont parfois menaçants en gardiens de temples !
😉Mais bien sur Rage et antidote (chercher l'erreur tellement elle est énorme)!!!!!Pourquoi pas un NESQUIK en prévention avec du lait pour antidote au chocolat.
Hépatite A et B c'est du pipeau et la C c'est rien.
😄La dingue sa gratte et on rigole pendant des heures.
😠Le vaccin de la rage c'est pour les débutants
🏴☠️DTPOLIO+ coqueluche c'est pour les drogués et franchement sans intérêt.
A lire certains, après 10,20 ou 30 ans de voyage sans vaccin c'est cool, sa passe sans problème.
Conclusion: il y a du boulot au niveau éducation , la TV réalité à fait des ravages au niveau du bulbe, mais non je rigole!!!🤪
Bon, même si "antidote" n'était pas l'adjectif approprié, ça n'est pas une raison pour te lancer dans une diatribe aussi méprisante et réductrice :
- Laurapalmer a raison : la "vaccination" contre la rage ne permet en fait que d'attendre 24 ou 48h de plus pour aller se faire faire les deux autres injections absolument indispensables; donc n'est utile que si l'on se trouver loin de tout et surtout d'un hôpital.....et en Inde, on en trouve absolument partout, y compris au fin fond de l'Assam (j'en sais quelque chose)
- Si la vaccination contre l'hépatite A est en effet plutôt conseillée, les B et C ne se contractent que par le sang ou les rappports sexuels....les précautions élémentaires (rapports protégés et seringues stérilisées) suffisent.
- d'accord pour le bon vieux polyo-diphtérie-tétanos
- il n'y a aucun vaccin contre la dengue;
- par contre, quand j'entends des médecins conseiller un traitement anti-paludéen en Inde du Nord en plein hiver, alors qu'il fait plutôt froid, très sec, donc qu'il n'y a pratiquement pas de moustiques....je me dis que les labos font vraiment bien leur boulot.
Je ne pense pas, pour conclure, que le message de Laurapalmer pas plus que la mien, soient, quoi que tu en dises, le résultat d'un quelconque "ramollissement bulbien "; (que vient faire la TV réalité là dedans?); par contre, je suis sûre que ton ode à "la sainte vaccination qui va nous guérir de tous nos maux" manque vraiment de recul.
Petite épidémie en hiver 2006-2007 chez 9 touristes ayant séjourné à Goa: 2 allemands (qui se sont retrouvés en Réanimation au retour), 4 danois, 2 suédois et un anglais. Séjours en Novembre et ou Décembre.Absence de traitement préventif ou traitement inadapté
Vous pouvez me répondre que seuls les touristes nordiques sont touchés 😉 (et, sur ce forum égoiste, je ne parle pas des gens du pays et de leurs morts)
😉 Conditions de voyage pour le palu???.
En routard ou en bande organisées aux 5 étoiles.............le moustique dengue/palu .... ne fait pas la différence.
d'abord il faut différencier en terme de risque et de précautions aedes et anophèle
Les critères sont nombreux
- lieu exact du voyage et sa durée, heures et lieux de sortie ou excursions
- précautions prises( répulsifs peau et vêtements, type de vêtements, climatisation efficace, moustiquaires, ...)
- état de santé antérieur
- type de chimioprophylaxie, dosages, régularité de la prise
Mais je ne veux pas lancer un de ces débats sans fin sur le paludisme. Je voulais simplement préciser que spécifiquement pour Goa il fallait être prudent en ce moment. A chacun de voir ce qu'il veut faire. De toute façon, en cas de fièvre au retour, consulter rapidement en signalant le voyage.
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