Yellow Fever Vaccination
One shot and a lifetime protection—Protect yourself from Yellow Fever and enjoy your travels with no worries!
What is Yellow Fever?
Yellow Fever is a serious viral infection caused by the yellow virus. It is transmitted by infected mosquitoes, predominantly in tropical regions of Africa and South America.
Symptoms of Yellow Fever
High fever
Headache
Muscle aches
Back pain
Chills
Jaundice
Who is the Yellow Fever vaccine suitable for?
- Healthcare workers
- Individuals visiting forested areas
- Travellers and people living in endemic areas.
Who is the Yellow Fever vaccine not suitable for?
- Pregnant women
- Infants under 6 months
- Breastfeeding mothers
- Immunocompromised individuals
Areas at risk for Yellow Fever
Africa
- Nigeria
- Kenya
- Somalia
- Tanzania
- Ghana
- Mozambique
- Cameroon
South America
- Brazil
- Peru
- Colombia
- Venezuela
- Ecuador
- Bolivia
Yellow Fever vaccination dosage schedule
It is mainly given as a single dose with protection lasting for at least 10 years. It is highly recommended to travellers to endemic areas.
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!
Where can I access information on available vaccination services?
Make sure you’re protected with the right vaccine for your destination—book an appointment at the Care Pharmacy Travel Clinic Bradford or reach us at 0127 4669922.
FAQs
Yellow Fever vaccine is recommended in countries where it is endemic, to be administered at 9-12 months of age.
Some common side effects of the Yellow Fever vaccine include; Soreness or redness at the injection site, high fever, headache, body ache.