Infections From Medical Tourism And How To Protect Yourself

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Infections From Medical Tourism And How To Protect Yourself
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Five patients have been diagnosed with suspected fungal meningitis following cosmetic surgery in Mexico. Here are the risks of medical tourism.

from surgeries in Mexico and Q fever from Germany. Atypical mycobacteria infections are primarily seen from surgeries in Latin America and Southeast Asia. Patients are also at higher risk of blood-borne infections such as Hepatitis B or C, cytomegalovirus , or HIV from inadequate infection control procedures.

Be aware that counterfeit medications are common in some countries. Try to take antimalarials from the US, for example.

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