Doc has written TT injection in my file for next visit and I just nodded but didnt fully ask why. Now im curious what it is actually for. Is it must for everyone? First pregnancy so all this is new to me.
Actually yaar, TT injection is super important to protect both you and the baby from tetanus infections during delivery. It's standard protocol, so don't skip it. Your gynac will tell you exactly when to get it.
With my PCOS, I was always extra cautious about every medicine. But TT is just a standard vaccine that doctors give to keep you and the baby safe from infections. Just get it done on the date your doctor recommends.
Oh god, I was so scared of getting injections during pregnancy and overanalyzed why TT is needed! But it is literally just to prevent tetanus and is completely safe for the baby. Just get it done and don't stress like I did.
The TT injection is given to prevent any tetanus infection during delivery, especially if you have a C-section or any surgical cuts. The injection pain is very mild and it's totally safe, so please follow your doctor's vaccine schedule.
I was reading about pregnancy vaccines and found out TT is given to prevent tetanus infection for the baby during birth. It sounds scary but it is a very safe and routine vaccine. Hope this helps you.
