Live vaccines should be given at least two weeks before immune globulin or three to five months afterwards. These are generally childhood immunizations that all travelers should keep up to date. Tetanus should be updated with a booster every ten years. Travelers that have not had or do not remember having two doses of measles vaccine should look into getting a single dose of the vaccine before your trip. Typhoid Fever is a bacterial infection that is transmitted by contaminated food and water.
Injectable vaccine is still available but a new oral vaccine is the preferred method.
There are some minor side affects and discomfort for the first few days. It lasts for three years. The oral vaccine consists of taking capsules over eight days. A booster is required every seven years. Vaccination is recommended only to those going to areas known to have a Cholera epidemic.