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What Vaccines Do I Need for Ghana — Suffolk Travel Clinic Guide
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What Vaccines Do I Need for Ghana? — Suffolk Travel Clinic Guide
Planning a visit to Ghana for business, family, volunteering or tourism? It's crucial to ensure you're protected against preventable diseases. At Walton Pharmacy – Suffolk Clinic (Felixstowe, Suffolk), we offer expert travel vaccination advice, stock key immunisations, and provide certified documentation to keep your trip on track.
📍 Address: 277 High St, Felixstowe IP11 9DU
📞 Phone: 01394 284139
🕘 Hours: Mon–Fri 9 am–5:30 pm; Sat 9 am–1 pm; Sun Closed
Why Choose Suffolk Travel Clinic for Ghana Travel Vaccines?
Local in-person consultations tailored to your itinerary
Vaccines stocked on-site — no delivery delays or postal issues
Yellow Fever Certificate (ICVP) issued during your appointment
Ideal for travellers from Ipswich, Felixstowe & East Suffolk
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✅ Essential Vaccines Required for Travel to Ghana
Yellow Fever – Mandatory for Entry
Ghana requires proof of Yellow Fever vaccination from all travellers aged 9 months and above. You must present your Yellow Fever certificate (ICVP) on arrival. We provide this vaccine and the certificate on-site.
Hepatitis A
Strongly recommended due to water and foodborne transmission risks.
Typhoid
Advised for most travellers, particularly for extended or rural stays and where eating local food is likely.
Tetanus, Diphtheria & Polio (Td/IPV)
Make sure your booster is up to date (every 10 years).
MMR (Measles-Mumps-Rubella)
Ensure you’ve received two doses, especially with ongoing global outbreaks.
🧪 Additional Vaccines Based on Itinerary
Hepatitis B
Recommended for longer visits, healthcare work, or close contact with local populations.
Rabies
Consider if you’ll spend time in rural areas, around animals, or are staying long-term.
Cholera
May be recommended for certain aid workers or those in high-risk areas.
Malaria Risk in Ghana
Ghana has high malaria transmission rates. Antimalarial medication is strongly advised for all visitors. We’ll advise on the right type during your consultation.
📋 How to Get Travel-Ready with Suffolk Travel Clinic
Book your appointment at least 6 weeks in advance
Bring details of your trip: regions you’ll visit, duration, and purpose
We’ll tailor a vaccination and malaria prevention plan for you
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💷 Transparent Vaccine Pricing & Immediate Stock Availability
NHS-funded jabs: Hepatitis A, Typhoid, Polio booster
Private vaccines: Yellow Fever, Rabies, Hep B
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✈️ Ghana Travel Safety Tips
Use bottled or properly purified water only
Avoid street food unless it's hot and freshly cooked
Protect against mosquito bites day and night
Carry your Yellow Fever certificate when you travel
Pack a malaria kit, ORS (rehydration salts), and basic first aid supplies
📌 Ghana Travel Vaccine Quick Guide
Vaccine | Required for All? | Additional If... |
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Yellow Fever | ✅ | Mandatory for entry; certificate required |
Hepatitis A | ✅ | — |
Typhoid | ✅ | Especially with local food consumption |
Polio Booster | ✅ | If no booster in past 10 years |
MMR | ✅ | Ensure two doses pre-travel |
Hepatitis B | 🚫 | Long stays, medical exposure |
Rabies | 🚫 | Animal contact or rural exposure |
Cholera | 🚫 | Certain fieldwork or high-risk areas |
Malaria Tablets | ✅ | Required for all regions in Ghana |
✅ Why Visit Walton Pharmacy – Suffolk Travel Clinic Before Ghana?
Immediate access to all required vaccines
In-person consultations for full risk assessment
On-site Yellow Fever vaccination & certificate (ICVP)
Fast, reliable service trusted across Suffolk
→ Book Now or call 01394 284139 today
Protect your health, avoid border issues, and ensure a smooth journey — visit Suffolk Travel Clinic for all your Ghana travel vaccine needs.