Yellow Fever is a serious and potentially fatal viral disease that is spread by mosquitoes in tropical parts of Africa and South America. It occurs in both jungle and urban environments and is particularly common in the rainy season. Yellow fever can range from a mild flu-like illness to a fatal disease which causes internal bleeding and organ failure.

When to get vaccinated:

At least 10 days before you travel.

Boosters: The yellow fever vaccine lasts a lifetime. Most people won’t need any boosters for future travel.

Course: One dose.

How it is given: The yellow fever vaccine consists of an injection given in your upper arm.

How long does the Yellow Fever vaccine last? The yellow fever vaccine protect you for life (there are some exceptions, such as under 2 year olds who may need a booster)

Side effects: Serious side effects from the yellow fever vaccine are rare, your Prescribing Pharmacist will discuss these risks with you. Common side effects include soreness at the injection site, headache and pain.

Children: Not usually recommended for children under nine months.

Additional precautions: In addition to getting vaccinated you need to practise mosquito bite avoidance.

Certificate requirements: Some countries require a yellow fever certificate. Your certificate becomes valid 10 days after you have had the jab.

Per Dose

£72.00

Doses per course 1

Price per course

£72