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Japanese Encephalitis Vaccination

Japanese Encephalitis (JE) is a flavivirus transmitted by mosquitoes, primarily in rural farming areas of Asia. Severe cases can lead to neurological complications, emphasizing the importance of prevention through vaccination and other protective measures.

Japanese Encephalitis Vaccination

£110

Per dose

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🩺 Signs and Symptoms

  • Mostly asymptomatic
  • Fever
  • Headache
  • Confusion
  • High death rate in symptomatic cases

🦟 How It Spreads

  • Mosquito bites (Culex species)
  • Virus acquired from pigs and water birds
  • Higher risk in rural farming areas
  • Rice fields and agricultural zones
  • Rainy season transmission peaks

👥 Who's at Risk?

  • Travelers to endemic regions
  • Children and young adults under 15
  • Outdoor and agricultural workers
  • Prolonged outdoor activities
  • Unvaccinated individuals

Vaccination Schedule

Age Dose Required Schedule Time Before Travel Boost Required At
60 and over 2 0, 28 days (Standard) Last dose up to day before* 1-2 Years
60 and over 2 0, 7 days** (Accelerated) Last dose up to day before* 1-2 years

*Standard schedule recommended for optimal protection
**Accelerated schedule available for last-minute travelers

🌏 Geographic Risk Areas

Japanese Encephalitis is endemic in many parts of Asia, including China, India, Southeast Asia, and parts of the Western Pacific. The risk is highest in rural and agricultural areas, particularly rice-growing regions during the rainy season.

🧠 Neurological Complications

Severe cases can lead to serious neurological complications including encephalitis (brain inflammation), seizures, paralysis, and long-term cognitive impairment. The mortality rate in hospitalized symptomatic cases is high.

🛡️ Prevention Measures

  • Vaccination before travel
  • Use insect repellent (DEET)
  • Wear long sleeves and pants
  • Sleep under mosquito nets
  • Avoid outdoor activities at dusk/dawn

⚕️ Detailed Symptoms

Most cases (less than 1%) are asymptomatic, but severe cases include:

⚠️ Seek immediate medical attention if symptoms develop, especially in endemic areas.

Protect Yourself from Japanese Encephalitis

Get vaccinated before traveling to endemic regions in Asia. Book your consultation today.

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