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Vaccines required in pregnancy
Hi, My wife is 14 weeks pregnant. NT Scan and Double marker tests done last week which shows everything normal. Taking medicines advised by doctor since 4th week. I want to know the mandatory vaccines and their schedule as doctors are not available for consultation due to lock down.
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Continue with medicines as advised.
Vaccination can be done later on.
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Vaccines can wait for the time being,but what ll b reqd. Is LEVEL 2 SCAN,arnd 18-20wks of preg. This is an anomaly scan,pls get it done. Continue iron & calcium tablets & protein powder till then.
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Vaccination can be done at 5 th month to 7 th month
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Vaccination can be done after 24 weeks
She needs to take iron calcium tablets.
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review after 3 to 4 weeks
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in case of fever cough do not neglect immediately consult
take plenty green leafy veg,dry fruits .
if you are nonveg have chicken or eggs 2 to 3 times a week.
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TT vaccine
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