Traveller’s Diarrhoea
We are here to ensure that you stay healthy and safe throughout your travels.
Traveller’s Diarrhoea Management
Traveller’s diarrhoea is one of the most common illnesses affecting people visiting countries with different food, water, and hygiene standards. Symptoms can include frequent loose stools, abdominal cramps, nausea, and dehydration—potentially disrupting your plans and enjoyment.
At Lichfield Travel Clinic, we offer comprehensive support to help prevent and manage traveller’s diarrhoea. Our services include:
Preventive advice tailored to your destination
Prescription and over-the-counter medications to treat symptoms
Oral rehydration salts to combat dehydration
Tips on safe food and water consumption while abroad
read Vaccination FAQ’s
It’s recommended to book your travel consultation at least 6–8 weeks before you travel. Some vaccines require multiple doses over a period of time, and certain vaccines take time to become fully effective. However, if your trip is sooner, don’t worry — we can still help with last-minute protection and advice.
Not necessarily. Vaccination requirements vary depending on your destination, planned activities, length of stay, and your medical history. During your consultation, our trained professionals will assess your itinerary and provide personalized travel health advice based on up-to-date guidance from NaTHNaC (National Travel Health Network and Centre).
Lichfield Travel Clinic offers a comprehensive range of vaccinations including:
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Hepatitis A & B
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Typhoid
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Tetanus, Diphtheria & Polio (Td/IPV)
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Rabies
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Yellow Fever (we are a registered Yellow Fever centre)
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Japanese Encephalitis
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Cholera
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Meningitis ACWY
We also provide antimalarial medication and advice tailored to your travel needs.
In most cases, yes — but it depends on the type of vaccination and your specific health situation. Our clinicians will review your medical history, current medications, and any special circumstances before recommending vaccines or medications. Safety is our top priority, and we will advise you accordingly.
Some countries require an International Certificate of Vaccination (ICVP) for specific diseases, such as Yellow Fever. If this applies to your destination, we will issue an official certificate during your appointment. Always check entry requirements before you travel, or ask us for help.
Yes, it is generally safe and common to receive more than one vaccine during a single appointment. Our clinicians will space vaccines appropriately and explain what to expect, helping minimize any discomfort or side effects.
