MMR Vaccine
Get safe, reliable MMR vaccination for children and adults with clear guidance and local care across Ealing and West London.
- Protects against measles
- Protects against mumps
- Protects against rubella

MMR protection for all ages
MMR protects against measles, mumps and rubella. These viruses spread easily through coughs and close contact. Two doses provide strong, long lasting protection for most people across all ages.
Children are offered MMR at 12 months, then at around 3 years 4 months. Adults who missed doses can catch up at any time. Travellers should check they have two documented doses before trips.
Side effects are usually mild. You may get a sore arm, a mild fever, or a light rash. A fever can appear about a week after the vaccine. Serious allergic reactions are rare. Tell us about allergies before your appointment.
MMR is a live vaccine. It is not given in pregnancy or for people with some health conditions that affect the immune system. If you are unwell with a high temperature, wait until you recover.
How the schedule works
Two doses give the best protection. If your child or you missed a dose, we can plan a catch up safely and clearly. Keep records for school, work and travel.
- First dose at 12 months
- Second dose at around 3 years 4 months
- Adults need two doses at least one month apart
- Safe to give if your records are unclear
- We provide reminders for the next dose
Travel, school and work checks
Measles outbreaks can happen during travel or in community settings. Make sure your MMR is up to date before holidays, university starts, or new jobs that involve close contact.
- Quick review of your vaccine history
- Clear advice for travellers and families
- Documentation for schools and employers
- Tips on reducing infection risks

What our patients say
Great with children and patient with questions. We updated both kids on MMR and got travel advice for summer.
Efficient service and straight answers. I had missed my second dose at university. Sorted in minutes with a plan for dose two.
Professional and kind. They helped me plan around a trip and explained what to expect after the vaccine.
All children are offered two doses. Adults without two documented doses should catch up, especially if travelling or working in close contact settings.
The first dose is at 12 months. The second dose is at around 3 years 4 months for reliable, long term protection.
Yes. If you missed doses, you can have two doses at least one month apart to complete protection.
Yes. Side effects are usually mild, like a sore arm, fever or a light rash. Serious reactions are rare.
No. Do not have MMR during pregnancy. Avoid becoming pregnant for one month after the vaccine and speak to us for personal advice.
You can still have MMR. It is safe and will protect you against mumps and rubella, and will not harm you if you are already immune.
Yes. It can be given with most routine vaccines. If another live vaccine is needed, we will advise on timing.
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