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Pregency vaccine's
Hi doctor, am 20 weeks pregnent..plz tell me what are the vaccine's and when to be taken in pregency...my doctor did not inform anything about the vaccine's ..plz suggest..
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TT injection taken two dose difference one month after 12 week
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Acc to GOI 1.. 2 doses of DT after 3months of pregnancy at a gap of atleast 1to1&half months for the 2nd dose .2.lnfluenza vaccine after 3months one dose is to be taken .sp before the flu season .
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these are routine .
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1. in unimmunised Rh negative mother anti D is advised . likewise in HbhsAg positive women .
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By 24 weeks u can take enfluenza vaccine
By 28 week tetanus toxid
By36 weeks DPT( boosterix)
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Inj tetanus 2 doses 6 wks apart
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go to my you tube channel drjayeshpregatips see video pregnancy care
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Take Tdvac one dose now
Then after a week take
Influenza vaccine s/c one dose
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