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driving after vaccinations Posted: 02-06-08 15:13pm


Hi I am travelling to Gambia in 3 weeks on a last minute holiday. I am booked into a travel clinic tomorrow to check which injections I need and malaria tablets. I am driving to the appointment and back and have an interview the next day which is a 2 hour drive away. Will I be ok to drive? It seems I will need to have Polio/Tetnus/Diptheria, Typhoid and Hep B. Thanks

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