Dengue Fever Vaccination in Glasgow

May be considered for travellers to dengue-risk areas, particularly those who've had dengue before or who have longer or repeated exposure. We assess suitability individually.

Two doses given three months apart, so plan ahead.

Booster guidance is still developing — we'll advise based on the latest recommendations.

Two injections, three months apart. Bite avoidance remains essential.

The vaccine provides multi-year protection; long-term data is still being gathered.

Usually mild — headache, muscle aches or a sore arm.

Not suitable if you're pregnant, breastfeeding or immunocompromised. We check your history carefully.

Dengue causes high fever, severe aches and, in some cases, dangerous complications. There's no specific cure, so prevention through bite avoidance and, for some, vaccination matters.