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Pregnant after 1st doze of Rubella vacc
Hello my doctor gave me 1st doze of Rubella vaccine on 22nd April 2024..as my last period was on 27th march 2024..today that is 6th May I dave done home pregnancy test (because of missing periods)and got the result with one prominent line and another very light fadded line..I am scared if I have conceived or not..and also if I am pregnant then can I continue my pregnancy or I should terminate?kindly help me.thank you.
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Hello, Rubella vaccine is a live vaccine and is not safe in pregnancy .Regarding the pregnancy u can repeat the urine test after 1 week with the morning sample.
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Dr. Varnica Psyche
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
7 yrs exp
Chennai
Do a beta hcg for confirmation...pregnancy should not be continued if taken rubella vaccine
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