Typhoid

The series, in order

1. 1 Symptoms of Typhoid Fever and How to Prevent it Once a much-feared disease in the Western world, typhoid fever is now far less prevalent in developed countries. Typhoid fever is caused by the bacteria Salmonella Typhi and infects humans via ingestion of contaminated food and water or by close contact with someone who is infected. Reviewed by Samit Patel
2. 2 Typhoid vs Cholera: How They Are Different? Cholera is a bacterial infection caused by contaminated food or water. Typhoid is also a bacterial infection spread through contaminated food and water, usually caused by poor sanitation and lack of cleanliness such as not washing hands and clothes. Reviewed by Samit Patel
3. 3 In What Intervals Should We Take The Typhoid Vaccination? Typhoid fever is a common illness in third world counties. There is treatment for typhoid fever and there is also a vaccine available to protect you if you are travelling to parts of the word where typhoid fever is endemic. Reviewed by Samit Patel
4. 4 Why Should You Be Vaccinated Against Typhoid Before Travelling? If you are traveling to an area that has a high risk of Typhoid infection, it is highly advisable to get the typhoid vaccination before arriving at your destination. The last thing anyone wants is to contract a dangerous illness that jeopardizes your health and ruins your holiday! Reviewed by Samit Patel
5. 5 Preventing Typhoid in the Summer: Tips for a Healthy Season People pack their bags in summer to explore new destinations and make enjoyable memories. And what other exciting way would there be to release the stress of the whole year? Reviewed by Samit Patel
6. 6 Cholera and Typhoid: Early Detection and Treatment Options If you’re a fan of international travel who loves venturing off to far-off places to discover new cultures, cuisines, and stunning landscapes - it’s important to learn about the health risks of the places you’ll be visiting. Reviewed by Samit Patel
7. 7 Does A Typhoid Vaccine Last Long If you are an avid international traveler for work or play who regularly visits countries where yellow fever is still prevalent – like Africa and South America – you have probably already received the yellow fever vaccine. Reviewed by Samit Patel
8. 8 How Typhoid Spreads and How to Protect Yourself? In the UK, typhoid fever isn't something you hear about every day. But still, each year, some people catch this fever. These are the ones who travel to those areas where typhoid is prevalent. This shows that getting a typhoid fever vaccination is important for travellers. Reviewed by Samit Patel
9. 9 Essential Travel Tips for Parents to Avoid Typhoid During the Summer Season As you eagerly plan your summer vacations with your children, it is crucial to prioritise health alongside itineraries. Travelling during the summer exposes you and your children to a variety of environments where typhoid fever is more common. Reviewed by Samit Patel