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2021-05-16 06:21:36
I am planning for a baby but i m confused whether this is the right time or not .. because i am not been vaccinated yet.so , should i get it done before conceiving or can i still get vaccination after getting pregnant..??
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Get vaccinated now, vaccines are not recommended for pregnant women. Plan for pregnancy after 12 weeks of vaccination.
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Answered2021-05-16 06:30:00

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You can take your shot now, you can also take it even if you are pregnant. No issues
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Answered2021-05-16 06:25:32

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U can't take vaccine after getting pregnant. So get vaccinated first and plan ur baby later.

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