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HEALTH INFORMATION
Trekking with Children
Trekking with Children (update July 2023) Trekking with children can be fun and rewarding but some health issues need to be considered while traveling with children in remote region, mainly the effect[...]
Read MoreTrekking whilst pregnant
Whilst the effect of altitude on an unborn baby is the primary concern of pregnant women, when discussing the potential risks of trekking in Nepal, other health issues relevant to pregnant women must [...]
Read MoreTrekking and the Oral Contraceptive Pill
Oral contraceptive pills are hormonal preparations taken for several reasons. The primary purpose of hormonal contraceptives is as the name suggests, to prevent pregnancy. They are however used for th[...]
Read MoreAltitude Illness Advice for Trekkers
Altitude Illness(updated July 2023) Symptoms of altitude illness can begin to occur at 8000ft (2400m) or lower still, but serious altitude illness is rare below 10,000 ft. (3000 m). Symptoms occur due[...]
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Immunization Recommended for Travelers
Name Dosage Booster Comment Hepatitis A -Havrix, Avaxim or Twinrix (combined A&B) 0 and 6-12 months (2 doses) Twinrix- 0, 1 and 6 months Not recommended. No n[...]
Read MoreImmunization for Children
Immunization Schedule for Children (updated July 2023 The following is a recommended schedule for immunizing children. There is room for variation in the exact timing of the immunizations. In[...]
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Ebola Virus Disease
Ebola Virus causes Viral Hemorrhagic fever in affected persons and has caused a total no of 1,779 cases (including 961 deaths) since February 2014 in Guinea, Liberia, Sierra Leone and a few cases in [...]
Read MoreRabies Prevention in Nepal
Rabies Prevention in Nepal (update July 2023) Rabies is a form of brain infection or encephalitis caused by a virus that is transmitted in the saliva of infected animals. Nepal is endemic for rabies a[...]
Read MoreNovel Coronavirus (COVID-19)
Novel corona virus (COVID-19): UPDATED 29th June, 2022 Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) Covid -19 is here to stay in this world and we are learning to live with it. More than 50% of covid circulating glob[...]
Read MoreMalaria Advice for travelers to Nepal
Malaria advice for travelers to Nepal What is malaria? Malaria is a parasitic infection of the blood transmitted by night-biting mosquitoes. The parasite named Plasmodium, multiplies in the liver bef[...]
Read MoreJapanese Encephalitis
Japanese Encephalitis (JE) (update July 2023) JE is a serious illness that affects the brain. Although many people get infected with the JE virus without becoming ill, for those who do show symptoms[...]
Read MoreInfuenza or the Flu
Influenza or the “Flu” (update July 2023) Flu is characterized by the abrupt onset of fever, headache, muscle aches, sore throat and cough. Unlike other common respiratory illnesses, flu can be se[...]
Read MoreHome care for patients with suspected COVID-19 infection
Home care for patients with suspected or confirmed COVID-19 and management of their contacts For those presenting with mild illness, hospitalization may not be required unless there is concern about r[...]
Read MoreDengue Fever
Dengue Fever (update July 2023) Nepal had an outbreak of dengue in 2022 with 54,784 reported dengue cases and 88 deaths, cases detected with maximum number of cases occurring in Kathmandu valley.1 The[...]
Read MoreCholera in Nepal
Cholera in Nepal (updated July 2023) Every year Kathmandu valley sees a little over 100 cases (June-November) of Cholera except in some years when there is an epidemic with larger number of cases. Cho[...]
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All about Cyclospora
Cyclospora (updated July 2023) Cyclospora season starts each year in late May, peaks in June and July and finishes almost completely by August with a rare case occurring at any time of the year. It is[...]
Read MoreAll about Cyclospora
Cyclospora (updated July 2023) Cyclospora season starts each year in late May, peaks in June and July and finishes almost completely by August with a rare case occurring at any time of the year. It is[...]
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Mental Health in Nepal
Psychological Problems in Travelers and Expatriates Adventure travel can be emotionally loaded for many people. This psychological burden takes place on several levels. Part of the attraction of adven[...]
Read MoreDental Information for travellers
Broken Teeth/Filling A number of people have experienced broken teeth or broken fillings from stones in the rice. To help prevent this chew slowly and be aware that the stones tend to settle at the [...]
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