Travel Medicine and Vaccinations in East London
Travelling soon? Our East London GPs provide travel vaccines, malaria prevention and personalised advice to keep you safe on your journey.
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Travel Health Advice
Planning an international trip?
At EveryMed GP Clinic in East London, we provide comprehensive travel health consultations, vaccinations, and personalised medical advice to help you stay healthy and safe abroad.
Whether you’re travelling for business, holiday, work, or study, our GP ensures you’re fully prepared for your destination.
What Is a Travel Health Consultation?
A travel health consultation is a medical assessment that prepares you for the health risks associated with your travel destination.
This includes:
- Required and recommended travel vaccinations
- Medication guidance
- Advice on disease prevention
- Altitude, climate, and food safety recommendations
- Managing chronic conditions while travelling
Our goal is to help you travel safely and confidently.
Vaccinations for Travel
Travel vaccinations depend on your destination and the current health risks in that region.
H3: Common Travel Vaccines We Provide
- Yellow fever (where required)
- Hepatitis A & B
- Typhoid
- Tetanus booster
- Rabies (for high-risk destinations)
- Meningitis (required in some regions)
- Polio booster
- Influenza vaccine
Your GP will advise which vaccines are mandatory, recommended, or optional.
Medication for Travel
Some destinations require or recommend medication before or during your trip.
H3: We Assist With
- Malaria prevention medication
- Altitude sickness tablets
- Diarrhoea and food poisoning prevention
- Emergency antibiotic scripts
- Motion sickness treatment
- Chronic medication planning for long trips
We ensure your medication is safe, legal, and appropriate for the region you’re visiting.
Travel Risks We Help You Prepare For
Different regions pose different health challenges. We offer guidance for:
- Malaria-endemic areas
- Yellow fever zones
- High-altitude destinations
- Tropical and sub-tropical climates
- Areas with food and water-borne diseases
- Long flights (deep vein thrombosis prevention)
- Safe travel during pregnancy
- Managing chronic illnesses while abroad
We tailor your care to your travel plans and medical history.
When Should You Book a Travel Health Visit?
We recommend visiting your GP 4–6 weeks before travel, especially if you need multiple vaccines.
However, last-minute travellers are still welcome some vaccinations and medications can be provided closer to departure.
Book Your Travel Health Consultation Today
Prepare for your trip with expert medical guidance from EveryMed GP Clinic, East London.
Travel smart, safe, and fully protected.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. How early should I book my travel health appointment?
Ideally 4–6 weeks before your trip, but we can still assist if you’re travelling sooner.
2. Do all countries require vaccinations?
No. Some destinations have mandatory vaccines (such as yellow fever), while others only have recommended ones.
3. Do I need malaria tablets for all African countries?
No. Malaria risk varies by country and even by region. Your GP will advise based on your exact destination.
4. Can I receive multiple vaccines on the same day?
Yes. Many travel vaccines can be safely administered together.
5. Do you provide yellow fever vaccination certificates?
Yes, if required for your destination. You will receive an official vaccination certificate.
6. What if I have a chronic condition?
We help you plan safe travel by adjusting medication schedules, providing medical letters, and advising on emergency precautions.
7. Can pregnant women receive travel vaccines?
Some vaccines are safe, some are not. Your GP will recommend the safest options based on your stage of pregnancy and destination.
8. Do I need travel medical insurance?
Yes. We strongly recommend it, especially for countries with high medical costs or limited healthcare facilities.
