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Liberia

Risk / Health Info for Liberia

What vaccinations do I need for Liberia?

If you are travelling to Liberia, vaccinations are recommended. immunisations for hepatitis A and typhoid will protect you from two causes of GI illness in Liberia. You can further protect yourself from stomach upsets and diarrhoea by exercising caution about what you eat and drink. Bags of filtered water are sold on street corners, but bottled water from supermarkets may be safer.

A hepatitis B vaccine is appropriate for some people, including children, frequent and long-stay travellers as well as those who will be working in a healthcare setting during their trip to Liberia. Hep B can be contracted through recreational intravenous drug use and unprotected sex. Another infection route is invasive medical or cosmetic procedures.

You may need to get a yellow fever vaccine and certificate to travel on from Liberia. Discuss your plans with your advisor at Global Travel Clinics to discover whether a yellow fever vaccine is right for you.

What are the healthcare facilities like in Liberia?

Medical facilities are basic in Liberia, and will expect payment up front. Carry basic medical supplies to ensure you have everything required for effective treatment and to avoid placing a burden on local health services. There is no emergency service in Liberia. It is important to have good insurance for travel in Liberia.

Will I be able to obtain medication in Liberia?

It may be difficult to get hold of your normal medications in Liberia. You should carry enough supplies for your entire trip and ensure you have enough to allow for any travel delays.

What other health risks are there in Liberia?

There have been reports of the acute viral haemorrhagic illness Lassa fever in Liberia. An outbreak of meningococcal septicaemia associated with a funeral caused 13 deaths in April and May 2017. If you come down with a feverish illness during your visit or on your return, you should seek medical advice promptly.

Malaria in Liberia
Malaria prophylaxis will be required for some parts of Liberia at certain times of year. There is no malaria vaccine, but there are anti-malaria drugs that should be taken before, during and after travelling to certain at-risk countries. Speak with your healthcare provider six weeks before your trip, as not all prophylaxis regimes are appropriate for all regions and all individuals.
Schistosomiasis in Liberia
The schistosomiasis parasite enters humans through the skin during contact with fresh water. To prevent infection, avoid swimming or paddling in lakes and streams in Liberia. This condition is also known as bilharzia.

Covid-19 Testing for Liberia

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Recommended Vaccines for Liberia

Vaccine NameCourse
Hepatitis A2 Doses
Hepatitis A and B combined (adult)3 Doses
Hepatitis A and B combined (paediatric)2 Doses
Hepatitis A and typhoid (combined)1 Dose
Hepatitis A (paediatric)1 Dose
Hepatitis B3 Doses
Hepatitis B (paediatric)3 Doses
Malaria prophylaxis
Meningococcal Meningitis (ACWY) and certificate1 Dose
Typhoid1 Dose
Typhoid (oral)1 Dose
Yellow fever with certificate1 Dose
This is a general list of travel vaccinations and immunisations for Liberia. Specific vaccines can only be determined after appointment with our travel nurse.

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About Liberia

Liberia is a West African nation with strong ties to the US. It was founded after the American Civil war as a homeland for freed slaves.

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The official language of Liberia is English and Kreyol, an English-based pidgin spoken in the interior.

 

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