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Isle of Man

Isle of Man is a British island territory in the Irish sea. It has a temperate climate.

The island’s health concerns are similar to Australia. Most issues would relate to the extra exposure of individuals to respiratory tract disease in congested airports and commercial transport (buses, trains, taxis).

Travel Vaccinations for Isle of Man

Those with chronic health issues should see their health provider 6-8 weeks before travel. It is important to be current for all the recommended routine vaccines.

Routine

Completed childhood immunisations, Tetanus/ Diphtheria/ Pertussis vaccine booster if > 10 years, Influenza > 65 years, Influenza > 6 months and < 5 years, Pneumonia vaccine > 65 years, Shingles > 65 years, RSV vaccine > 75 years.

Routine (other)

To consider if immune-suppressed (check with health provider).

Recommended

Influenza, COVID-19

Particular to age

Measles booster if born between 1966 and 1980.

Travel Considerations

Consider taking a basic medical kit plus extras according to your intended activities. Always carry a letter regarding your medications and make sure it is easily accessible. Never travel without insurance.

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Diseases

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Influenza

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Last Updated: 16 August 2024

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