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Chikungunya Vaccine at Chiswick Travel Clinic, Chiswick

Chikungunya Vaccine at Chiswick Travel Clinic

£240 per dose

Chikungunya is a mosquito-borne virus found across parts of Africa, Asia, the Americas and the Caribbean. Chiswick Travel Clinic offers the chikungunya vaccine as part of a full pre-travel risk assessment for travellers heading to affected areas.

Based on Acton Lane, Chiswick W4 — GPhC-registered pharmacists.

Prefer to talk first? Call 020 8994 5177.

What Is Chikungunya?

Chikungunya is a viral infection spread by infected mosquitoes, causing sudden fever and often severe joint pain that can persist for weeks. It’s rarely fatal, but the joint pain can be debilitating and, in some cases, long-lasting.

Do I Need the Chikungunya Vaccine?

Vaccination is recommended for travellers to regions where chikungunya is endemic or experiencing outbreaks, including parts of Africa, South and Southeast Asia, and the Americas and Caribbean. Risk is often higher during local rainy seasons.

  • Travel to parts of Africa, South/Southeast Asia, or the Americas and Caribbean
  • Extended stays or travel off the typical tourist route
  • Travel during higher-risk periods such as local rainy seasons

When Should I Get Vaccinated?

Aim to be vaccinated at least 6–8 weeks before you travel, to allow protection to develop and to leave time to manage any side effects before departure.

How Many Doses Do I Need?

A single dose is currently recommended, with no booster required at this time.

Side Effects of the Chikungunya Vaccine

Possible mild side effects include a rash, raised temperature, nausea or muscle aches.

Chikungunya Vaccine for Chiswick & Acton Patients — Chiswick Travel Clinic

Chiswick Travel Clinic is based at 257 Acton Lane, Chiswick, London W4 5DG, just off the A4 / Chiswick High Road. We see patients from Chiswick itself and, in particular, from nearby Acton — Acton Lane links the two, so our travel clinic is a short journey for anyone in Acton, South Acton or Acton Green.

We also regularly see travellers from Ealing, Hammersmith, Brentford, Richmond, Shepherd's Bush and Gunnersbury for their chikungunya vaccine. Whichever of these areas you're travelling from, you'll see the same GPhC-registered pharmacists and the same transparent pricing.

Travel vaccines often booked with the chikungunya vaccine

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Your vaccinating pharmacist

Rajendra Patel, Superintendent Pharmacist

Your chikungunya vaccine will be assessed and administered by Rajendra Patel or another GPhC-registered pharmacist at Chiswick Travel Clinic. The clinic operates from Alisha Pharmacy, registered with the General Pharmaceutical Council under premises number 1041405.

What our patients say

Trusted by the Chiswick community

★★★★★

“I've been using Alisha pharmacy for 20 years now. I have other pharmacies nearer to my home, but I always use Alisha because Raj and all the rest of the team there are so friendly, professional, knowledgeable, informative and helpful. They obviously really care about what they do. A local gem.”

— P Hall, Google Review
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“Raj the pharmacist runs a service of excellence and care to his local community. He and his team go above and beyond and know their community. The standard has always been exemplary.”

— Harika Basharan, Google Review

Reviews are genuine Google reviews of Alisha Pharmacy, the pharmacy in which Chiswick Travel Clinic is based.

What Happens at Your Appointment?

  • ✔A short assessment of your travel plans, health history and any previous vaccinations.
  • ✔Your chikungunya vaccine administered by a GPhC-registered pharmacist.
  • ✔A vaccination record and any relevant advice.
  • ✔Aftercare advice and answers to any questions about your travel plans.

How to Prepare

  • ✔Bring any previous vaccination records if you have them.
  • ✔Let us know about any allergies or ongoing medical conditions.
  • ✔Eat something beforehand and stay well hydrated.
  • ✔Have your travel itinerary to hand — destinations, dates and activities help us tailor our advice.

Book Your Chikungunya Vaccine at Chiswick Travel Clinic

Choose a time that suits you and get protected before you travel. Booking takes less than a minute.

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Got questions?

Chikungunya Vaccine FAQs — Chiswick Travel Clinic

How long before travel should I get the chikungunya vaccine?
At least 6–8 weeks before departure.
Is chikungunya dangerous?
It’s rarely life-threatening, but the joint pain can be severe and, for some people, long-lasting.
Who shouldn’t have the chikungunya vaccine?
It isn’t suitable for children under 12, pregnant women in their first trimester, or anyone who has had a serious allergic reaction to a previous dose.
Do I need a booster?
Not currently — a single dose is considered sufficient.
How far in advance do I need to book my Chikungunya Vaccination?
Online booking is available from 2 days ahead, giving us time to prepare your vaccine. If you need it sooner than that, please call us and we will do our best to fit you in.
Where can I get the chikungunya vaccine in Chiswick?
Chiswick Travel Clinic is at 257 Acton Lane, Chiswick W4 5DG, inside Alisha Pharmacy, just off the A4 / Chiswick High Road. Our GPhC-registered pharmacists give the chikungunya vaccine by appointment — book online or call 020 8994 5177.
Do you offer the chikungunya vaccine near Acton?
Yes. We're on Acton Lane, which links Chiswick with Acton, so Chiswick Travel Clinic is a convenient choice for travellers from Acton as well as Ealing, Hammersmith, Brentford, Richmond, Shepherd's Bush and Gunnersbury. Please book ahead where possible, as some vaccines need to be ordered in.
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