Planning a trip to India? Whether you’re exploring Delhi’s bustling streets, visiting the Taj Mahal, trekking in the Himalayas, or relaxing in Kerala, India offers unforgettable experiences — but it’s important to protect yourself from travel-related illnesses.

At Everyou Healthcare, we provide the recommended vaccines for India, along with expert travel health advice tailored to your itinerary, activities, and length of stay.

📍 Address: 16 High Street, Lytchett Matravers, Poole, BH16 6BG
📞 Phone: 01202631815
🌐 Book Online: everyouhealthcare.co.uk

Why You Need Travel Vaccines for India

India’s diverse environments, food culture, and climate mean you may be exposed to:

• Food- and water-borne illnesses (Hepatitis A, Typhoid, Cholera)

• Mosquito-borne infections (Dengue, Japanese Encephalitis, Malaria*)

• Blood- or animal-related risks (Hepatitis B, Rabies, Tetanus)

Not all travellers need every vaccine — our clinicians will create a personalised plan based on your travel plans.

Recommended Travel Vaccines for India

1) Hepatitis A

• Spread via contaminated food and water.

• Recommended for most travellers.

• One dose before travel; booster at 6–12 months gives long-term cover.

2) Typhoid

• Common in areas with poor sanitation.

• Important for local food, street food, or rural stays.

• Injectable (3 years’ cover) or oral (5 years).

3) Tetanus (Td/IPV)

• Spread through wounds, cuts, or animal bites.

• All travellers should be up to date; booster every 10 years.

4) Hepatitis B

• Spread via blood, medical/dental procedures, tattoos, and sexual contact.

• Recommended for long stays, volunteers, healthcare workers, or those seeking medical care abroad.

• Standard and accelerated courses available.

5) Rabies

• Found in dogs, monkeys, and bats across India.

• Recommended for long stays, rural travel, trekking, volunteering, or animal contact.

• Pre-exposure vaccine simplifies treatment after bites/scratches.

6) Japanese Encephalitis (JE)

• A mosquito-borne infection present in rural and agricultural areas, especially during monsoon.

• Recommended for long stays, rural visits, or outdoor activities like trekking or camping.

7) Cholera

• Spread through contaminated food and water.

• Considered for travellers visiting rural areas, humanitarian workers, or those with limited access to clean water.

8) Dengue

• Spread by day-biting mosquitoes.

• No routine medication — vaccine options may be available for eligible travellers.

• Bite prevention is essential.

Additional Travel Health Advice for India

Mosquito Protection

• Use DEET-based repellent

• Wear long sleeves and trousers

• Sleep under treated mosquito nets or in AC rooms

Food & Water Hygiene

• Stick to bottled or boiled water

• Avoid ice, salads, and uncooked food

• Eat freshly cooked, steaming hot meals

Other Tips

• Carry rehydration salts for diarrhoea

• Helmets are essential if using scooters or motorbikes

• Ensure travel insurance covers healthcare and evacuation

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: Do I need malaria tablets for India?
Yes, in many regions. We’ll advise based on your exact route and duration.

Q2: Do all travellers need Rabies vaccination?
It’s strongly recommended for rural travel, trekking, or if you’ll be in close contact with animals.

Q3: Do I need Yellow Fever for India?
No, but proof of Yellow Fever vaccination may be required if you’re travelling from a country with Yellow Fever risk.

Q4: When should I get my vaccines?
Ideally 4–6 weeks before departure. Some vaccines (Hepatitis B, Rabies, JE) require multiple doses.

Q5: Can I get multiple vaccines in one visit?
Yes, we can often provide several at the same appointment.

How to Book Your India Travel Vaccines at Everyou Healthcare

1. Visit our online booking page

2. Or call 01202631815

3. Attend your appointment at:
   16 High Street, Lytchett Matravers, Poole, BH16 6BG

4. Receive your vaccines and personalised health advice

✅ Travel safely. Book your India travel vaccines today at Everyou Healthcare — Poole’s trusted travel vaccination clinic.