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Time gap between Tetanus and Tdap

2022-05-11 02:41:03
I am 28 weeks pregnant. My tetanus vaccination is on 10 April and I got Tdap vaccine on 8 May .. The gap between these two vaccines is 28 days.. I heard there should be gap of more than 30 days between these two vaccines.. I am worried is there anything to worry?? Please suggest🙏
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You have already taken the vaccine. So forget it. Normally the gap between the two vvaccines should be at least 6 weeks and you should have four weeks after the second dose before delivery.

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Ideally 4 to 6 weeks gap is required So it's ok if u got in 28 days

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