Japanese Encephalitis Vaccination

Japanese encephalitis is a mosquito-borne infection found in rural parts of Asia. Book a consultation and we will advise whether your itinerary puts you at risk.

2 doses

£135

Japanese Encephalitis Vaccination

Japanese encephalitis is spread by mosquitoes in rural and agricultural areas across South and South East Asia, particularly where there is rice farming and pig rearing.

The risk to short-stay city travellers is very low, so this vaccine is usually recommended for longer trips, rural stays or repeated travel. It is given as two doses 28 days apart.

How the travel clinic works

Three steps before you fly

1

Book a travel consultation

Ten minutes online. Bring your itinerary and any vaccination records you have.

2

Get a personalised plan

We check your destinations, dates, activities and medical history against current national guidance.

3

Vaccines and medicines

Given in the same visit where possible, with prescriptions for malaria tablets and standby medicines.

GPhC registered pharmacy Registration 1119588. Check the register
Independent Prescribers Assessed, diagnosed and treated by a prescribing pharmacist
Private consultation room Nothing discussed at the counter

Frequently Asked Questions

Usually not, if you are staying in cities and resorts. It is aimed at longer or rural trips, and we will assess your itinerary.
Two doses 28 days apart, so start at least six weeks before you travel.
Yes. Bite avoidance protects against several infections that have no vaccine at all.
Headache, muscle aches and soreness at the injection site are the most common.

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