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innoculations Turkey????

Help! Has anyone been to Gumbet Turkey? Did you need innoculations. :eek:

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  • ellas9602
    ellas9602 Posts: 721 Forumite
    Hi
    Iv'e just come back from turkey and no you dont need innoculations. we really enjoyed it
  • SnowyOwl_2
    SnowyOwl_2 Posts: 5,257 Forumite
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    I've been to errr...the resort down the bottom with Cleopatra's beach....errr. Forget now what it's called....however I do clearly remember not needing any inoculations, vaccinations, malaria tabs, etc etc. However this was a few years ago and the recommendations can and do change. It would be wiser to get proper advice from someone with medical qualifications and experience - try NHS Direct, they should be up to date with where epidemics etc are occurring around the world and therefore know what medical advice is appropriate. You could perhaps give your GP surgery a ring too.

    BTW the "Health" section of Money Saving Old Style has a note at the top asking people not to give specific advice on remedies, ailments and so on. I'll come back and bung a link in so you can find it easily.

    Here you are, in case you want to have a peek even though you've now heard from a recent visitor to Turkey that nothing is required. The only thing I would mention is to have some tablets for a dicky tum with you...the Turkish Trots as you might hear the condition described locally..


    http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=31048
  • Phew! I was starting to worry there. :D
  • I'll phone doc's first thing Monday.
  • researcher
    researcher Posts: 1,539 Forumite
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    definately no innoculations required forTurkey - but do check with your GP that you're up-to-date with everything (tetanus, hepititis etc) as prevention is much better than cure. (And cheaper).
    Have a lovely time - Turkeys brilliant!
  • sparky61
    sparky61 Posts: 10,422 Forumite
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    We went to Gumbet last year and had a great time.
    If you want any info on good restaurants, trips etc PM me.
    :)
  • sparklelite
    sparklelite Posts: 26 Forumite
    Oh no :eek: Go tommorrow for Hepatitis A, Polio, Diphtheria and Tetanus. Well never mind that'll be me safe for future visits :j
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