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2024-05-10 14:55:35
Iam planning for my second pregnancy ,  when to take chicken pox and rubella vaccine before planning, how much gap should be given between vaccines and conceiving , please help if any other vaccines should be taken...
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Before taking rubella vaccine get rubella igg levels checked U do not need it if igg is positive

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Rubella - at least 1 month before planning pregnancy Chicken pox - at least 2 months before planning pregnancy

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