Introduction
Pregnant women need to take extra precautions before traveling, including ensuring their vaccinations are up to date. Bali is generally safe, but specific diseases can pose risks without the right immunizations. Here’s a guide to essential vaccines and other health tips to protect you and your baby.
For any questions about vaccinations, illnesses, or symptoms, BaliDoc’s telehealth platform offers quick access to local doctors, wherever you are in Bali.
1. Safe Vaccines for Pregnant Travelers
Hepatitis A: For areas with poor sanitation.
Tetanus, Diphtheria, Pertussis (Tdap): Protects against tetanus exposure.
Influenza: Essential to prevent severe flu complications during pregnancy.
2. Vaccines to Avoid During Pregnancy
Avoid live vaccines as they may pose risks:
MMR (Measles, Mumps, Rubella)
Yellow Fever
3. Health Precautions to Prevent Illness
Mosquito Protection:
Use pregnancy-safe mosquito repellents (DEET-based).
Wear long sleeves and sleep under nets.
Food and Water Safety:
Drink bottled water only. Avoid raw or street food.
Hygiene: Wash hands regularly and carry hand sanitizer.
4. Signs of Illness and What to Do
If you experience fever, nausea, or unusual symptoms:
Stay hydrated and rest.
Consult BaliDoc for a quick assessment and tailored advice. They can also recommend nearby hospitals if necessary.
Conclusion
With proper vaccinations and preventive steps, you can enjoy Bali safely during pregnancy. For quick medical advice or vaccine-related queries, BaliDoc is a reliable and accessible option to stay connected to professional care.
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