Cholera outbreaks often occur in regions with inadequate hygiene facilities, such as slums, refugee camps, and areas impacted by floods or heavy rains. While most travelers face minimal risk of cholera exposure, the danger is significantly higher for emergency relief and health workers in refugee camps.
To protect against cholera, an effective oral vaccine is available. It is administered in two doses, spaced one to six weeks apart. This vaccination can significantly reduce the risk of infection for those working or traveling in high-risk areas.
For more information on cholera prevention and to schedule your vaccination, contact our travel health specialists today.
| Age of use | Doses required | Schedule | Time Before Travel | Booster Required |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2 years+ | 2 | 1 - 6 weeks apart | Last dose up to day before* | 2 years |
*Vaccines work best if given time to become active. This vaccine can be given up to the day before travel and will provide some cover.
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