Infection/PUO on return to the UK
Gill, G.
Practitioner 233(1471): 945-947
1989
ISSN/ISBN: 0032-6518 PMID: 2594662 Document Number: 340756
Tropical and exotic diseases must be considered in all travellers who fall ill soon after returning home. Malaria must be aggressively excluded, regardless of whether anti-malarial prophylaxis has been taken. Other important infections include diarrhoeal disease, tuberculosis, hepatitis and sexually-transmitted diseases.
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