im hiv positive im on meds with undecteteble and cd4 411 im now planning to go to afrika particular kenya not having panning to get vaccination against yellow fever and all necessary vaccinatin for travelling . what are my risk ?im now full health and i dont really think to get any of these travelling vaccination

You should definitely take precautions while traveling abroad. Yellow fever vaccine would not be advisable because it is a live virus vaccine and has not been studied for safety in people with HIV. But, you should be sure that you have been vaccinated or are immune to hepatitis A and B, also typhoid (Vi capsular polysaccharide vaccine (ViCPS) (Typhim Vi- not the live vaccine) and meningococcal vaccine should be considered depending on where you will be visiting. You need to use mosquito repellent that contains DEET and use permethrin spray for your clothing to avoid Malaria, Dengue and African Sleeping Sickness. Also you will need to take medicine to prevent malaria while traveling and for a period of time after you return. You need to take precautions about the food and water you consume. It is very important that you meet with a doctor who is experienced with travel issues to plan your trip and to give enough time (4 - 6 weeks) to be sure that you can complete necessary vaccinations. This contact will also be important to follow-up in case you should become ill during your trip. You should definitely enjoy your healthy status to travel and do what you want, but you should do it safely.

Best, Joe