Vector-Borne Disease Protection
Japanese Encephalitis Vaccine UK: IXIARO for Asia Travel
Protect yourself from the serious brain infection, Japanese Encephalitis (JE), with the certified IXIARO vaccine. This two-dose course is a critical requirement for travellers spending extended time in rural Asia, particularly during mosquito season.
Rural Asia Protection
Get the IXIARO Vaccine: Essential Japanese Encephalitis Protection
Japanese Encephalitis is a mosquito-borne disease found in many parts of Asia, especially around rice paddies and pig farming areas. Vaccination is the best form of protection for high-risk travellers. Learn about the full two-dose course and who needs it.
Vaccination Overview
What Your Japanese Encephalitis Course Includes
We provide the full, certified IXIARO course and expert guidance:
- A clinical risk assessment based on your specific itinerary (e.g., rural exposure, length of stay, season).
- Administration of the full two-dose IXIARO vaccine course.
- Advice on the standard schedule (second dose 28 days after the first) and accelerated schedules (second dose 7 days after the first).
- Guidance on why the vaccine is particularly important during the monsoon and irrigation seasons.
- Counselling on mosquito bite avoidance measures (e.g., DEET and clothing).
The full course is required for long-term and high-risk travellers to endemic areas.

Patient Suitability
Who Needs the Japanese Encephalitis Vaccine
The JE vaccine is recommended for travellers with increased exposure risk, including:
- Individuals spending a month or more in rural areas of Asia (e.g., rice-growing or pig-farming regions).
- Anyone on short-term visits to risk areas during the high-transmission season (usually summer/monsoon).
- Aid workers, medical staff, or field researchers working in endemic regions.
- Frequent travellers with repeated, short visits to JE-risk areas.
- Travellers who plan extensive outdoor activities, such as camping or trekking in endemic zones.
Protection against this severe neurological disease is vital; book your course well in advance.

Appointment Experience
What to Expect When Receiving Your IXIARO Vaccine
Our service ensures you complete the full protective course on schedule:
- Book Your Consultation: Schedule your first dose, ideally 6-8 weeks before you depart, to allow time for the second dose.
- Health Screening: Our clinician will review your itinerary and health status to confirm the recommended schedule.
- First Dose Administration: The injection is administered into the muscle of your upper arm.
- Follow-up Schedule: You will be given a clear date for your second dose (28 or 7 days later) to complete the primary course.
Complete your primary course of IXIARO safely and on time at our clinic.

FAQs
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