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You can get your yellow fever vaccine at the Broadgate GP Yellow Fever Clinic in London. We are a registered yellow fever vaccination centre. Contact us today, you can call us on 020 7638 4330 to arrange an appointment for a yellow fever vaccination or if you’ve always got a busy schedule, just walk in when you’ve got time. We are open Monday to Thursday, from 8AM to 6:30PM and Fridays 8:00 to 5:30PM.
When it comes to the Yellow Fever Vaccine age isn’t considered a contraindication to a Yellow Fever vaccination and vaccination can be given to those aged 60 years and older following risk assessment and as long as certain precautions are observed. When considering the vaccination of a traveler who is aged 60 years and older a fully comprehensive risk assessment should be undertaken. This risk assessment should balance; the risk of the vaccine with the risk of acquiring YF at the destination (actual risk may be difficult to determine).
The discussion should also include whether there is a certificate requirement (under International Health Regulations) by any country to be visited.
Whether you’re a walk-in patient or you book an appointment with us, our team will provide a friendly service and we’ll ensure you receive some of the highest standard of private health services in the London area.
Once the Yellow Fever Vaccine has been administered, between 10% and 30% of people experience mild side-effects, which can include:
These mild side-effects can take up to 5 days to manifest themselves.
The first symptoms of yellow fever usually develop from three to six days after being infected, they include…
Whilst most people go on to make a full recovery after three to four days, some people may get more serious symptoms, such as:
Up to half of the people who get these symptoms die.
Should you be looking for yellow fever vaccines in London, you’ve come to the right place. Broadgate GP have you covered when it comes to vaccines, information, and advice.
Yellow fever tends to come from the sub-Saharan desert, most of South America, Central America, and the Caribbean, so should you be visiting or travelling to any of these areas, it’s important that you get vaccinated. It isn’t found in the UK, Europe, Asia, Australia, New Zealand or the Pacific Islands, so you don’t need to worry about these areas.
It is worthwhile considering that some countries which are near to the sub-Saharan desert, South America, Central America, and the Caribbean, you may require proof of vaccination certificate when visiting. Even if there’s no risk of catching yellow fever, it’s still a requirement.
Should this apply to you, Broadgate’s yellow fever clinic in London can provide you with vaccinations and the paperwork.
Yellow fever is a virus spread by mosquito bites; you won’t catch it from having close contact with someone who has it. Mosquitos that spread the infection tend to be found in towns and rural areas and they mainly bite during the day.
If you know that you’ll be travelling to an area where yellow fever will be found, you should try to avoid being bitten, even if you’ve been vaccinated, mosquitos can also spread other serious illnesses like malaria and dengue. As well as yellow fever vaccines, additional precautions that you can take include using mosquito nets, wearing clothes that cover your arms and legs and using insect repellent which contains 50% DEET.
Should you have any questions about yellow fever or vaccinations, simply call your local yellow fever vaccine clinic in London, Broadgate GP.
If you're suffering from any type of health problem and you're based in the Central London area, then be sure to book an appointment with a GP.
We are a Private GP, therefore there is a charge for every appointment booked, to be paid on the day. Broadgate GP can only take appointments for patients
AGED 18 AND ABOVE.
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