Voyager avec une maladie inflammatoire de l’intestin : considérations cliniques
Résumé
Principaux points à retenir :
• La consultation avant le voyage est essentielle pour un voyage sûr et agréable. Les patients atteints d’une MII et leurs médecins devraient discuter des vaccinations nécessaires et des plans d’action dès que possible.
• Planifier son voyage en préparant une trousse médicale, les médicaments nécessaires et en souscrivant une assurance voyage adéquate permet de réduire le stress et d’atténuer les problèmes.
• La vaccination avant le voyage est un élément important de la préparation de nombreux patients atteints d’une MII. Les vaccins vivants sont contre-indiqués chez les patients prenant des immunosuppresseurs. L’avis d’un spécialiste de la médecine des voyages peut permettre de définir les vaccins nécessaires à chaque patient.
• Plusieurs ressources sont à la disposition des médecins et des patients, afin d’offrir à ces derniers une plus grande autonomie et d’éliminer les nombreux obstacles auxquels ils sont confrontés lorsqu’ils voyagent.
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