Zimbabwe Health Care and Vaccinations
Title | Special precautions |
---|---|
Diphtheria |
Yes |
Hepatitis A |
Yes |
Malaria |
Yes |
Rabies |
Sometimes |
Tetanus |
Yes |
Typhoid |
Yes |
Yellow Fever |
No* |
Medical facilities are good in the major towns and there are well-equipped clinics in most outlying areas, although medical costs can be high. There may be drugs shortages in public hospitals. Health insurance is essential; adequate medical provision is often only provided privately, especially in urban areas. Private hospitals may require health insurance or a cash payment before admission.
All water should be regarded as being a potential health risk. Water used for drinking, brushing teeth or making ice should have first been boiled or otherwise sterilised.
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