This is a very serious thing because rubella infection during pregnancy can be very risky for the baby. If you haven't taken the vaccine before pregnancy, please be very cautious, avoid meeting sick people, and talk to your gynac immediately.
Beta, yes, the rubella vaccine is not given during pregnancy as it is a live vaccine. Focus on eating fresh food, avoid going to crowded places to stay safe from infections, and always ask your doctor if you have any doubts.
Yes, rubella vaccine is contraindicated because it's a live vaccine. I made sure to check my immunity titers with my doctor first, and once she cleared me, I continued with my safe prenatal yoga and walks. Please consult your doctor about this.
Yes, getting the MMR vaccine during pregnancy is contraindicated. If you are already pregnant, you just need to avoid exposure to anyone with rubella, and you can get the shot post-delivery. Ask your gynac for a clear plan during your next visit.
I panicked so much when I realized I hadn't taken my rubella shot before getting pregnant! But my doctor reassured me that as long as I avoid crowded places and stay safe, it's totally fine. Don't worry, just discuss it with your gynac.
I remember my doctor checking my rubella immunity before we even started trying. Now that my baby is a toddler, I can look back and say that staying informed really helps. Just ask your doctor to be safe!
With my PCOS history, I was extra careful about all vaccine guidelines. The rubella vaccine is definitely not given during pregnancy, so please don't take it now. Just keep up with your regular checkups and ask your doctor.
Getting the rubella vaccine while pregnant is a big no-no, they don't give live vaccines to pregnant ladies. I had double the anxiety with my twins, but my doctor simply told me to stay safe and get vaccinated after delivery. Ask your doc!
