At a glance
What travellers should know
- Some live vaccines are avoided during pregnancy
- Certain destinations and activities may not be advisable at some stages of pregnancy
- Always mention your due date and any pregnancy complications at consultation
What to discuss with your pharmacist
Bring details of your pregnancy (including how many weeks along you are) and any complications to your consultation, along with your full itinerary, so vaccine and antimalarial choices can be tailored appropriately.
It's also worth checking your airline's own policy on flying during later pregnancy.
Common questions
Travelling While Pregnant FAQs
Some vaccines are considered safe in pregnancy while others, particularly live vaccines, are usually avoided. This is always assessed individually based on your specific trip and stage of pregnancy.