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We love Africa. You will probably need to get some vaccinations. You may need to take malaria pills for prevention. But if you take care, you won't have any problems. We would recommend it!
Here is our page on health tips: http://www.mousetourstravels.com/international-travel-health-tips.html Our tips on vaccinations: http://www.mousetourstravels.com/international-travel-health-vaccinations.html And a page to help you dream of an African adventure: http://www.mousetourstravels.com/africa-dream-list.html Happy travels... even if you don't travel the world... just remember that life is a journey... embrace and enjoy it! http://www.mousetourstravels.com |
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Yes, if you visit SOUTH AFRICA there is virtually no risk. We also have a first world private health sector. I live in Cape Town and is not exposed to any diseases whatsoever. The tourist and developed areas (there are many in SA) in South Africa has no health risk.
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Africa is perfectly safe if you are careful. Ebola is only carried by infected animals, usually monkeys/baboons. If you are going to be in the bush, just be careful to avoid them. Malaria is carried by mosquitoes, so take malaria medication, cover up at night and sleep with a net, and you should be OK. HIV is a risk no matter which country you are in, so the rules of prevention are the same.
See your doctor to get the approprate shots before you go, be sensible when you are there and you will have no problems. Africa is wonderful. You must go!!!!!! |
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