Jabs..?

Question

I've heard you have to get jabs done whilst pregnant. Which ones are they? how many of them do you need to get done? and at how many months would you be?

Answer

I've only ever taken the wooping cough shot (I think I spelled that right)
But if blood work counts, there's plenty of that too

Answer

Aside from the trap which was already mentioned, they generally recommend you get a flu shot if you're pregnant during flu season.

Answer

I think the only two for most people have already been mentioned (tdap-whooping cough, and flu, which is very strongly recommended but not technically required). There’s  a fair amount of bloodwork involved too. And depending on your blood type you might need an anti-d shot at around 28 weeks and again after birth. But that’s only if you’re Rh negative.

Answer

You can get the tdap vaccine, usually between 22 and 32 weeks. For babies this is usually done as a 2 dose vaccine, but by getting it done during pregnancy, baby will only need to get one dose so you’re saving them getting one shot.

Jabs..?

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