Holidays in Thailand

The important thing is "recommended" vaccines when traveling to South Asia?

I will travel to SE Asia: Thailand, Cambodia and Laos. I object to vaccines in general, but wondered if anyone has traveled there without vaccines? What has been your experience? From what I can tell, none of the possible diseases are fatal and can be treated. Recommend hepatitis A and typhoid fever. How is it risky to go without vaccines? I can only base my information on what I know United States, is a different story to everyone there? What Statistics Western hepatitis A, typhoid, encephalitis?

Nothing is "necessary." Many physicians and websites will tell a wide diversity of views. Updated tetanus is always important, no matter where you are in the world. The Most of long-term visitors from hepatitis A and hepatitis B. Not many people against typhoid and Japanese encephalitis. If you are just to the tourist areas of Thailand, would I do not worry about it, but Camodia Laos and the type of question when I at least get the HEP A and update tetanus. Http: / / www.mdtravelhealth.com / Destinations / Asia / Thailand.html

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