DTP Vaccine
Stay healthy and protected against Diphtheria, Tetanus, and Polio—Don’t skip your DTP vaccine, get vaccinated today!
What is Diphtheria, Tetanus, and Polio?
- Diphtheria Diphtheria is a contagious bacterial infection causing severe respiratory issues affecting mucous membranes of the nose and throat.
- Tetanus Tetanus is a bacterial infection mainly living in soil or dust that enters the body through wounds and cuts.
- Polio Poliomyelitis, commonly known as Polio is caused by poliovirus and affects the nervous system leading to paralysis.
Signs and symptoms of Diphtheria, Tetanus and Polio
Diphtheria
Tetanus
Polio
Sore throat
Muscle stiffness
Fever
Fever
Lockjaw
Neck stiffness
Runny nose
Excessive sweating
Fatigue
Swelling in neck
Increased heart rate
Paralysis
Breathing problems
Muscle spasms in neck
Muscle stiffness
Difficulty swallowing
Seizures
White patch covering throat
Muscle spasms
DTP vaccine suitability
Suitability
Detail
Who is the DTP vaccine suitable for?
A single booster dose of the combined Diphtheria, Tetanus, and Polio (DTP) vaccine, known as the Td/IPV vaccine, is highly recommended before travelling to boost immunity.
- People travelling to high-risk areas
- People who have a deep wound
- People who have animal bites
- Individuals working at a laboratory
Areas at risk for DTP
Diphtheria
- Nigeria
- Algeria
- Yemen
- Afghanistan
- Syria
- Venezuela
Tetanus
- Nigeria
- Ethiopia
- Bangladesh
- Pakistan
- India
- Afghanistan
Polio
- Nigeria
- Ethiopia
- Somalia
- Pakistan
- Afghanistan
Ready to get vaccinated?
Why choose us
Travel Clinic Bradford is all about you! Our staff is here to ensure you receive the right care, the right way while providing advice tailored to your needs.
How we make it easy
No hassle—schedule your appointment with our easy online booking or visit us when it’s convenient for you. Our expert care makes sure you're in good hands!
What you get
Getting vaccinated is not only about protection—it’s all about giving yourself peace of mind knowing you’ve made the best decision for a healthier, illness-free tomorrow!
FAQs
DTP vaccine should be a part of routine childhood vaccinations.and booster doses for people travelling to high-risk areas.
Individuals who have had an allergic reaction to a previous vaccine and certain neurological conditions should not have the DTP vaccine.
Yes, the DTP vaccine is considered safe.
DTP vaccine may have mild side effects including; fever, pain or swelling at site of injection, headache and stomach ache.
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