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Rubella vaccine

2020-07-08 05:54:59
I am planning pregnancy. My rubella test was negative. So my doctor asked me to take the vaccine. I have take tresivac vaccine 0.5 mm today. Now after how many days I can plan for pregnancy.
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Rubella vaccine should not be taken during pregnancy but once vaccinated you can plan for pregnancy after 3 months

Answered2020-07-08 07:30:46

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After 3 month u can try. Till than take tab folvite daily .

Answered2020-07-08 08:51:40

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