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Going to Montego Bay in 2 weeks...?
My friends says I'll need to get shots for yellow fever, is she right?
Yes, and for other water borne diseases. Your doctor will know which ones you need.
diddlemyskittle
no i live here and no one is getting shots for yellow fever
Serendipity
Not to my knowledge, and I've been four times already. Have a wonderful time.
jamaican fatty
Your friend is so wrong. I'm in Jamaica right now and trust me, you would only need those shots for your own peice of mind. You dont have to take my word for it though , you can visit www.visitjamaica.com, they should have all the info you need.
QT Like Mee
No. I was born in Jamaica and I travel there all the time and I never took a shot for yellow fever and I never got sick. People travel to the caribbean all the time without taking shots and they return home perfectly fine. People just think that when you are visiting a foreign country you are in danger of contracting something. If it makes you feel better you can take the shot but I don't think you have anything to worry about.
lukedoggllc
ttp://www.cdc.gov/travel/caribean.htm
Here is a link to the Centers for Disease Control. I checked this out before I went to Jamaica in March. Since I wasn't going anywhere near Kingston, (we went to Montego Bay) I was told I would be okay. I still only drank bottled water.
blondebombkate
well my bf goes montego bay on 24th of June and he has had to have the yellow fever injection and had to pay £50 for it and was told by the nurse to keep the certificate in his passport?!
jimobasa
I am English and have lived all my life in England but have visited Jamaica six times now and have never ever had any "shots". In addition, the drinking water in Jamaica tastes better than the drinking water in UK. I have also visited Nigeria without any "shots". I believe these "shots" are a scam to make extra profits for the drug companies. I am 52 years old and have never had one single "shot" before going either to the Caribbean or to Africa
Lako42
I'm Jamaican so I don't think so but just to be safe you can.You don't really have to.
shasha
no I don't think so.......I didn't get one and I ate and drank WITH the locals...loved every bite of it and I am well.......
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