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Rubella vaccine needed before pregnancy

2020-11-20 06:53:20
Is rubella vaccine needed before planning pregnancy. Already have a 4yr old son born 2016. No vaccine taken before first pregnancy. I got rubella vaccine when I was a child, single dose. I also got suspected rubella in 2017. It was not tested but based on symptoms doctor suspected rubella.
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No, you won't need Rubella vaccine. You have already taken it so no need of it again

Answered2020-11-20 07:57:28

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