The Japanese Encephalitis (JE) virus infection is prevented using the JE-Shield SD Vaccine by use of contaminated mosquitoes. Recommended for those visiting or living in JE-endemic regions, it is part of the worldwide immunization campaign.
Particularly in those visiting or living in endemic areas, the inactivated JE-Shield SD Vaccine helps ward against Japanese Encephalitis. Given as a single subcutaneous injection, it triggers the immune response to offer viral protection.
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A healthcare practitioner does the subcutaneous injection of the vaccination. One should not give this vaccination to oneself.
Inactive Japanese Encephalitis viral proteins found in the JE-Shield SD Vaccine boost the immune system to generate antibodies. This builds immunity against future infections for the body.
Related Warnings
Alcohol should be avoided close to immunization if at all possible. See your doctor for precise direction.
See Your Doctor: Given animal research pointing to possible hazards, the vaccination might not be safe during pregnancy. Before implementation, a healthcare practitioner will assess the advantages and hazards.
Breastfeeding should be done with careful regard for the vaccination. If you are breastfeeding, see your doctor about its usage.
See a doctor. Whether the vaccination alters your driving skill is unknown. If you have symptoms compromising reaction or concentration, avoid driving.
Although the vaccination is usually regarded as safe for those with kidney disease, it is advisable to see your doctor for tailored advice.
Safe if Prescribed: Those with liver problems should probably find the vaccination safe. For particular advice, nevertheless, please see your doctor.
See your doctor about any current medical issues or drugs before you get vaccinated. Tell your doctor whether you have a past of allergic reactions to vaccinations. Particularly during times of maximum activity, take preventative steps against mosquito bites.
Q: What is the JE-Shield SD Vaccine?
A: Designed with the National Institute of Virology, India, it is a vaccination against Japanese encephalitis.
Q: What is the vaccine's effectiveness?A: It is one of the safest and most effective vaccines, guarding against all known strains of Japanese Encephalitis.
Q: Who should decline the vaccination?A: Those known to be allergic to the vaccine or its components, those with severe adverse responses, pregnant women, or newborns under two months should not be vaccinated.
Q: What side effects are conceivable?A: Usually resolving without assistance, side effects could include soreness at the injection site, headache, and fever. See your doctor should symptoms continue.
