Hello and thank you for your question. Clinical studies have shown that Qdenga can provide protection against dengue fever caused by multiple virus serotypes. However, no vaccine provides 100% protection, and breakthrough infections can still occur in some vaccinated individuals. Overall, Qdenga h…Read More
Hello and thank you for the question. Just like other medicines, Qdenga® can have side effects, but not everyone experiences them. Common side effects include pain at the injection side, headache, muscle pain, and so on. For more details, you can consult with you doctor or any healthcare profession…Read More
Hello and thank you for your question If you’re seeking the latest details on Qdenga, such as its availability, eligibility criteria, and potential side effects, it’s best to turn to trusted sources like healthcare professionals, local health authorities, or Takeda Pharmaceuticals, the manufacturer…Read More
Hello and good afternoon. Thank you for your question. Currently, there’s no need for additional booster doses. Additionally, Qdenga is not only highly effective but also safer, being the only approved vaccine for dengue in Malaysia. We recommend getting vaccinated now to protect against dengue. …Read More
Hello and good afternoon. Thank you for your question. Certainly! As of February 9th 2024, The Malaysian government has conditionally approved Takeda’s Qdenga Dengue Vaccine for people aged four years and older. They checked if it’s safe and works well before allowing it. The vaccine will be monit…Read More
Good morning, and thank you for your question. Although it isn’t recommended to take both the Dengvaxia and Qdenga vaccine, for someone who has to choose between either, Qdenga is the stronger option when it comes to dengue vaccine, with a more accessible requirement as well as a stronger efficacy …Read More
Hi, good morning and thank you for your question. It is important to first note that both Dengvaxia and Qdenga have the same function, which is to prevent the infection of the dengue virus into our bodies. Dengue Tetravalent Vaccine (Live, Attenuated) stimulates the body’s natural defences (immune…Read More
Greetings and thank you for your question. Anyone living in or traveling to places where dengue fever is common could catch it. This usually includes warm areas where mosquitoes like to live, such as tropical and subtropical regions. These mosquitoes, called Aedes mosquitoes, carry the dengue virus…Read More
Hello and thank you for your question. Certainly! In Malaysia, only one vaccine has been approved by The Malaysia Government which is able to prevent dengue fever: Qdenga. Qdenga effectively strengthens the body’s defenses against the dengue virus, providing robust protection against illness. What …Read More
Hello and thank you for your question. Clinical studies have shown that Qdenga can provide protection against dengue fever caused by multiple virus serotypes. However, no vaccine provides 100% protection, and breakthrough infections can still occur in some vaccinated individuals. Overall, Qdenga h…Read More
Hello and thank you for your question To answer your question, serious side effects from dengue vaccination, like Qdenga, are rare. Usually, those who get the dengue vaccine will experience mild effects such as headaches, muscle pain, and pain at the injection site. You can contact and book an app…Read More
Hello and thank you for the question. Just like other medicines, Qdenga® can have side effects, but not everyone experiences them. Common side effects include pain at the injection side, headache, muscle pain, and so on. For more details, you can consult with you doctor or any healthcare profession…Read More
Hello and thank you for your question If you’re seeking the latest details on Qdenga, such as its availability, eligibility criteria, and potential side effects, it’s best to turn to trusted sources like healthcare professionals, local health authorities, or Takeda Pharmaceuticals, the manufacturer…Read More
