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Do I need to take pills before and after a trip to Turkey?
I read that it is possible to get malaria from mosquito bites, they say they are not everywhere, but you can! And you have to take pills. And also that eating there is dangerous, and 90% of the staff were ill with hepatitis A and B! Now I'm afraid to fly there. Has anyone done any preventative work? Write please. And in general, what do you think about it?
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I have been to Turkey 3 times (2004, 2006, 2010). There has never been anything like it. We always took the necessary pills with us (festals, chloramphenicol, etc.), but we never needed them, pah-pah;)
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answered 14 years ago
I heard that due to climate change, malarial mosquitoes can also be with us (I don’t know, is it true?); and as for hepatitis, I can say that depending on where you are going to eat, this time, I also know that hepatitis A can be transmitted in a way that is not dependent on the staff - through water; and hepatitis B - through the blood of a carrier into the blood of a healthy person.
In conclusion, I will say that there are enough infections and viruses everywhere, your attitude to it and to your health is important. If you are sooo afraid of mosquitoes, take raptors, medicines for malaria (hingamin, I don’t know if they allow it to be sold in pharmacies without a prescription) or after a trip to the doctor for an appointment, take a blood test.
Go, everything will be fine!
In conclusion, I will say that there are enough infections and viruses everywhere, your attitude to it and to your health is important. If you are sooo afraid of mosquitoes, take raptors, medicines for malaria (hingamin, I don’t know if they allow it to be sold in pharmacies without a prescription) or after a trip to the doctor for an appointment, take a blood test.
Go, everything will be fine!
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answered 14 years ago
This is the first time I hear such nonsense! In your opinion, the staff is specially selected according to the principle of infection with hepatitis? There are no swamps in Kemer either. Ordinary mosquitoes are poisoned in hotels. In the epidemiological sense, Turkey will still give us a head start, and medicine there is excellent.
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answered 14 years ago
By no means do I want to say that it is. And this is not my principle, as you write! Just, once again, I read it on the Internet! And who better to ask than those who were there. That's what I'm interested in.
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answered 14 years ago
I have been resting in Turkey for 12 years and I hear about this for the first time.
And this information is from the propaganda series "Relax at the resorts of the Krasnodar Territory", "Health resorts of the Crimea welcome you", etc.
And this information is from the propaganda series "Relax at the resorts of the Krasnodar Territory", "Health resorts of the Crimea welcome you", etc.
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answered 14 years ago
Wherever I am, there will always be at least one mosquito that will bite me. And in Kemer I didn’t see or hear a single one (August 2009). During the week of rest I didn’t notice that they were poisoned. Raptor is also not needed. Although the hotel is very green, the buildings are just like in the forest.
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answered 14 years ago
and Ukraine in terms of the growth of those infected with AIDS already reaches Africa.
Turkey is a European country, we are not. they care more about tourists than here.
Turkey is a European country, we are not. they care more about tourists than here.
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answered 14 years ago
Katyyy, absolutely agree about propaganda. Nothing else can explain such nonsense. Well, or some fools write who have never seen Turkey in their eyes.
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answered 14 years ago
I was three times in Turkey, I also didn’t see any mosquitoes, I didn’t hear such nonsense. Better not to believe everything that is written. Fortunately, we can talk and understand what is true and what is not.
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answered 14 years ago
Thank you all very much! Already feel better from your words. And then I got so upset. People know how to spoil the mood! It's good that you exist! My sedatives
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answered 14 years ago
Were in Turkey, May 2010 Kemer, Rixos Tekirova. There are mosquitoes. large.
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answered 14 years ago
