Hepatitis A and B Vaccines in Bromley – Travel Protection Made Easy
If you’re travelling abroad, particularly to Africa, Asia, the Middle East, or South America, it’s essential to protect yourself from Hepatitis A and B. At Bromley Travel Clinic at Lakewood Pharmacy, we provide safe, effective Hepatitis vaccinations, tailored advice, and convenient appointments – all from our 5-star rated clinic in West Wickham.
Serving Bromley, Hayes, Beckenham, Shirley, and surrounding areas.
Book online: https://bromleytravel.clinic/booking
What is Hepatitis A?
Hepatitis A is a viral liver infection spread through contaminated food or water – particularly in areas with poor sanitation. Symptoms can include:
Fever, nausea, and vomiting
Fatigue and loss of appetite
Abdominal pain
Jaundice (yellowing of the skin or eyes)
Although most people recover, Hepatitis A can cause serious illness and disrupt your travel.
There is no cure – but the vaccine offers effective, long-term protection.
Where is the Hepatitis A Vaccine Recommended?
Hepatitis A is common in:
Africa
South and Southeast Asia – including India, Nepal, Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia
Middle East – including Egypt, Turkey, and Gulf states
Central and South America – including Peru, Brazil, Colombia
Eastern Europe
You should be vaccinated if travelling to any of these regions, particularly if staying with locals, eating street food, or travelling to rural areas.
What is Hepatitis B?
Hepatitis B is a serious viral liver infection transmitted through blood and bodily fluids. It can become chronic and may lead to liver cancer or cirrhosis if untreated.
It spreads via:
Unprotected sex
Tattooing or piercing with unsterile equipment
Dental or medical procedures abroad
Shared needles or razors
Close contact with locals in high-risk regions
Where is the Hepatitis B Vaccine Recommended?
Hepatitis B is prevalent in:
Sub-Saharan Africa
East and Southeast Asia – including China, Indonesia, and the Philippines
Middle East and Central Asia
Eastern Europe and Russia
South America and the Caribbean
Vaccination is strongly recommended for:
Travellers spending extended time abroad
Those engaging in adventure activities or high-risk behaviours
Healthcare workers and volunteers
Children or young adults without full protection
Combined Hepatitis A and B Vaccine
At Bromley Travel Clinic, we also offer a combined Hepatitis A & B vaccine, ideal for convenience and comprehensive protection:
Fewer injections
Covers both viruses in a single course
Often preferred by frequent travellers, backpackers, and aid workers
Vaccine Schedule
Hepatitis A: Single injection, followed by a booster 6–12 months later (provides protection for up to 25 years)
Hepatitis B: Three doses over 1–6 months (accelerated options available)
Combined A & B: Three doses over 21–28 days with an optional booster
We’ll tailor the schedule to your travel dates.
Why Choose Bromley Travel Clinic?
Specialist travel vaccination centre in West Wickham
Convenient location for patients in Bromley, Hayes, Beckenham, and Shirley
Over 70 five-star Google reviews
Private prescriptions and travel certificates provided
Flexible bookings, including evenings and Saturdays
Experienced clinicians offering personalised travel health advice
Address: 108 High St, West Wickham, BR4 0ND
Phone: 020 8916 9610
Book now: https://bromleytravel.clinic/booking
Possible Side Effects
Hepatitis vaccines are generally well tolerated. Common mild side effects may include:
Redness or swelling at the injection site
Mild fever or headache
Fatigue or muscle aches
Our clinicians will discuss your health history and ensure the vaccines are suitable for you.
Don’t Leave It Too Late – Book Now
Ideally, you should receive your vaccines at least 2–4 weeks before departure. We also offer last-minute appointments and accelerated courses for short-notice travellers.
Protect yourself before you travel.
Book your Hepatitis A and B vaccines in Bromley today.
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