Vaccinations for Belize?

"willy" <willy@gmail.com> wrote in message news:fmglba$963$1@aioe.org...
> DPT and Twinrix are a no-brainer, even for walking around NYC, especially
> for walking around NYC.
> Chloroquine (or whatever antimalarial is recommended) for Central and
> South America.
> This is also a good idea when traveling in the tropics
> http://www.travellersdiarrhea.com/Home/home.html

My doc said he'd put something together for me. Chloroquine has its own
problems, and unless you were planning on hacking your way through the
jungle I don't think I'd want to use 100% Deet.

"Sheldon" <sheldon@XXXXXXXXsopris.net> wrote in message
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> "willy" <willy@gmail.com> wrote in message news:fmglba$963$1@aioe.org...
> > DPT and Twinrix are a no-brainer, even for walking around NYC,
especially
> > for walking around NYC.
> > Chloroquine (or whatever antimalarial is recommended) for Central and
> > South America.
> > This is also a good idea when traveling in the tropics
> > http://www.travellersdiarrhea.com/Home/home.html
>
> My doc said he'd put something together for me. Chloroquine has its own
> problems, and unless you were planning on hacking your way through the
> jungle I don't think I'd want to use 100% Deet.

If you are staying on Ambergris Caye, you probably don't need to worry about
Chloroquine. I don't know anyone that takes it and most of us are repeat
visitors of many years, many times a year.