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Travel Immunizations During Pregnancy |
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This article is from the Health Articles series.
Because of the theoretical risks to the fetus from maternal vaccination, the risks and benefits of each immunization should be carefully reviewed. Ideally, all women who are pregnant should be up to date on their routine immunizations.
In general, pregnant women should avoid live vaccines and women should avoid becoming pregnant within 3 months of having received one; however, no harm to the fetus has been reported from the accidental administration of these vaccines during pregnancy.
Talk with your doctor about your specific immunization needs, including any additional immunizations you may need depending on the countries you may be visiting.
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