GPhC Registered Pharmacy 1034965

GPhC 1034965

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Private & Confidential

Clinic in North Harrow

North Harrow

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Typhoid Vaccine

Travel Vaccine

Typhoid Vaccine

Spread through contaminated food and water. Highest risk in South Asia.

Spread through contaminated food and water. Highest risk in South Asia.

£33

£33

£33

Age 2y+

Age 2y+

Age 2y+

Single dose

Single dose

Single dose

3 years protection

3 years protection

3 years protection

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Overview

Typhoid is a bacterial infection spread through contaminated food and water, most common in South Asia, Africa and parts of Latin America.

Vaccination is recommended for many travellers to these regions, particularly for longer stays, visits to friends and relatives, or travel outside main tourist areas.

Vaccination is recommended for many travellers to these regions, particularly for longer stays, visits to friends and relatives, or travel outside main tourist areas.

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Assessment and vaccination

Your appointment includes a pre-travel risk assessment followed by a single injection, where clinically suitable.

Protection for around three years

A single dose protects most travellers for about three years, with a booster recommended for ongoing travel to risk areas.

An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.

An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.

Benjamin Franklin

Who this service is for

Suitable for

Suitable for

  • Adults and children aged 2 years and over

  • Travellers to South Asia, Africa and parts of Latin America

  • People visiting friends and relatives, where risk is higher

  • Travellers staying longer or eating outside major hotels and resorts

  • Anyone due a booster after around three years

Not suitable for

Not suitable for

  • Children under 2 years of age

  • Anyone who has had a severe reaction to a previous typhoid vaccine

  • Anyone allergic to any component of the vaccine

Needs an individual assessment

Needs an individual assessment

  • People who are pregnant or breastfeeding

  • People with a weakened immune system, who may respond less well

  • Anyone currently unwell with a fever, where vaccination is usually deferred

Our clinician will review your medical history and travel plans before confirming whether this service is suitable for you.

Public-health guidance

Watch official NHS public-health videos

Frequently asked questions

How long before travel should I have the typhoid vaccine?

Ideally at least 2 weeks before you travel, so protection has time to develop. If your trip is sooner, book as early as possible and we will advise you.

How long does the typhoid vaccine last?

Protection lasts around 3 years. If you travel regularly to risk areas, a booster every 3 years is recommended.

Do I still need to be careful with food and water?

Yes. The vaccine reduces your risk but does not remove it, so safe food and water habits remain important at your destination.

Can children have the typhoid vaccine?

Yes, the injected typhoid vaccine can be given from 2 years of age. Our clinician will advise on younger children during your assessment.

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North Harrow Clinic, inside Health Pharmacy
5 Broadway Parade
Pinner Road
North Harrow
Middlesex
HA2 7SY

0208 427 2110
info@northharrowclinic.co.uk

Pharmacy opening hours

Monday to Friday: 9am - 7pm
Saturday: 9am - 6pm
Sunday: Closed

Clinic appointments

Available Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
No appointments on Tuesdays or Saturdays

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