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TT injection
Hi. I had delivery 7 months ago. Today I got hurt by a rusted hook and the little blood came. It's a minor cut in my foot. Should I be taking TT injection? I have taken tetanus two times last year during pregnancy. ( One was on November 2022 and the other one was December 2022).
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No need now ..if not deep and dirty wound
1. Primary Vaccination:A series of three doses is usually given initially for those who have never been vaccinated before. The doses are usually given at 0, 4-8 weeks, and 6-12 months.
2. Booster Doses: After the primary series, booster doses are recommended to maintain immunity. A booster shot is typically given every 10 years.
3. Wound Management: If you sustain a wound that is considered tetanus-prone (e.g., a deep or dirty wound), and it's been more than 5 years since your last TT vaccine, a booster shot might be recommended.
4. Pregnancy:Pregnant women who haven't had a TT vaccine within the past 10 years may receive it during pregnancy to protect both themselves and their newborns.
5. Post-Exposure Prophylaxis: In case of potential exposure to tetanus and if a person's vaccination status is not up to date, a healthcare provider might recommend a TT booster shot along with wound care.
6. Consult a Healthcare Provider:Always consult a doctor for personalized guidance based on your medical history and local vaccination recommendations.
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