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Which vaccinations has to be necessarily taken before travelling to BHUTAN??
And will they be same for adults and 5 yr old kid?
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No specific vaccinations needed for travel to Bhutan.
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No specific vaccination or medicine is needed to be taken before going to Bhutan. But if you want to take medicine for any specific complaint or condition you should contact a registered doctor.
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Nothing specific .
If ur immunity is low for anything then carry those medication when travelling.chat online for further guidance
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No vaccination needed
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Dr. Surya A Bhagwati
Ayurveda
31 yrs exp
Mumbai
Thank you for sharing your concerns. A Bhutan trip wouldn't need you any specific kind of vaccination since there are no reports of any epidemic in the concerned area. However, you might want to insure your travel and the concerned company will check with you if you need any spcific kind of vaccination if not taken earlier.
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Dr. Arunesh Dutt Upadhyay
General Physician
36 yrs exp
Pune
there are no specific vaccination recommendation for travel to BHUTAN
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no specific action needed
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