The H1N1 vaccine during pregnancy. Yes? or not?
I'm curious to know what you think. I am very sensitive to the flu, when it is not pregnant so I am concerned by all means of communication with the tour on pregnant women most at risk of the H1N1 virus, including several bursts near my village. Does anyone know how a vaccine against the normal flu react with H1N1? If I was to receive a vaccine against influenza is standard more prevention against H1N1 or am in the same risk as I was with all the shots? I have an appointment with the doctor on Tuesday and I'll be sure to ask. 
The standard flu vaccine does not protect against H1N1. And you actually get the JAB, you can not have nasal inhalation. Some areas have no impact, however, you will not have an option yet. When this happens, I think it should. Not sure of the effectiveness of the H1N1 vaccine but still. Meanwhile, the virus seems to die with Lysol, Clorox, alcohol, exposure to ultraviolet rays, etc. The greatest danger appears to be respiratory problems (you get sick, it hurts inside the lungs, so you can not breathe right, you get bronchitis or another lung infection, etc.) so … take precautions. When you leave, make little boats Lysol can carry in your handbag and can spray the cars below. Choose one in the parking lot who was sitting in the sun (light UV). Bring some hand sanitizer trap with alcohol and put it between your hands. Avoid touching your mouth, eyes, nose, after all. Getting extra vitamin D, exercise, etc. There is also some concern of non-jab one they live virus, and that people can shed virus for a few days. Thus, people around you should get inoculated, but should try to get the vaccine-jab, not the nasal spray. And if they get Nasal Spray, should try to stay away from you, take precautions, because some days later.
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