Published: Feb. 3, 2023, 3:01 p.m.
Travel tip: Get the right sleep and exercise before your trip. That will boost your immunity.
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Today\u2019s Special Episode on Travel Health and CDC checklist questions
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Here\u2019s what you need to know\u2026..and answer
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CDC has a good website with the right questions to ask your doctor. Or for your doctor to ask you.
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- When are you traveling?
- Make sure you plan ahead, even months ahead.
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- and how long will you be at each location?
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- Where are you traveling?
- Which countries are you visiting
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- Where within the country or countries will you be traveling?
- Are these destinations urban or rural?
- Where will you be staying (sleeping) during your trip
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- screened cabin, open-air tents,\xa0
- or with family or friends)?
- What activities will you be doing during your trip?\xa0
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- Have you traveled internationally in the past?
- When did you travel?\xa0
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- How old are you?
- What vaccinations have you had before?
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- Do you have or could you get a written record of your previous vaccinations?
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- When did you have these vaccinations?
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- How many doses did you have of a particular vaccine?\xa0
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- Do you have any other allergies?\xa0
- In particular, do you have an allergy to eggs, latex, yeast, mercury, or thimerosal?
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- What is your medical history and current health status?\xa0
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- What medications are you currently taking or have you taken in the past 3 months?
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https://wwwnc.cdc.gov/travel/page/preparing-for-appointment
Is there a disease directory at CDC?
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Yes there is. Show notes have the link. You will find the most common diseases and where they are mostly found, plus immunizations.
https://wwwnc.cdc.gov/travel/diseases
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Let\u2019s get ready for your next healthy trip solo.