Can I get vaccinated during pregnancy?

　　Acceptable vaccinations for pregnant women vaccinate There are mainly the following types:

　　1. Tetanus toxoid:

　　our country neonatal tetanus The incidence rate is high and the mortality rate of this disease is high, which is a major factor threatening the life of newborns. Vaccination of pregnant women with tetanus toxoid can prevent their children from contracting tetanus. If a pregnant woman has been infected with tetanus, it is not advisable to use tetanus toxoid to avoid causing allergic reactions. Human blood tetanus immunoglobulin can be used.

　　2.Rabid dogs vaccine：

　　The mortality rate of rabies is very high, almost 100%. Once a pregnant woman is infected, neither mother nor child will survive. Therefore, if pregnant women are bitten by dogs or other animals in rabies endemic areas, or bitten by rabid dogs or animals suspected of being rabid in non-endemic areas, they should be vaccinated against rabies. For severe bites, rabies immune globulin or anti-rabies serum (40 units per kilogram of body weight or 0.5-1 ml) should be injected immediately, and then the rabies vaccine should be injected according to the above procedures.

　　3. Hepatitis B vaccine:

　　It is suitable for pregnant women who live in areas with a high incidence of hepatitis B, and whose spouses or family members are HBSAG positive and E antigen positive.； Some engage in highly infectious diseases due to special needs Hepatitis B At-risk workers should also be vaccinated against hepatitis B promptly after discovering that they are pregnant. However, if a pregnant woman is HBSAG positive, especially if she is E antigen positive, then injecting the hepatitis B vaccine into the pregnant woman will not be effective. You can inject the hepatitis B vaccine into the child after delivery to protect the child from the hepatitis B virus.

　　4. Two types of globulin from human blood or human placenta:

　　Both are passive immunization preparations for pregnant women who have been infected or may be infected with hepatitis A.

　　In addition, foreign countries provide influenza vaccination to women who are three months pregnant to prevent pregnant women from contracting the flu. premature birth ； Some countries also require rubella vaccination for women of childbearing age before pregnancy to reduce fetus Chance of congenital malformation.

　　On the other hand, we should understand that not all vaccinations are safe, such as chicken pox Live attenuated viral vaccines such as rubella, measles, mumps, oral polio vaccine and whooping cough vaccine should be banned by pregnant women. Also, pregnant women with a history of miscarriage should not receive any vaccinations for safety reasons.