pregnancy h1n1 shot

November 24th, 2009

pregnancy h1n1 shot

The vaccine against the H1N1 and Pregnancy?

Ok, all my doctors told me to get the vaccine. So I went looking today. I just started watching match in H1N1 and pregnancy and I came across this site: http://community.babycenter.com/post/a18493025/miscarriages_from_the_h1n1_flu_shot?intcmp=Rel_SP_post&pn=Article% 20page that everything is about many pregnant women who received the vaccine and within a few days to a week had a miscarriage. I know that some, if not all, their losses had nothing to do with the vaccine. But what interests me big time. Am I doing something wrong? My daughter is almost 22 weeks along and my belly I know what I'd do if I had another miscarriage / now a dead baby. Does anyone here has experienced a stillbirth or miscarriage after receiving the vaccine? Or do you agree?

No, you're right! Pregnant women are at greater risk of contracting influenza because their system do not escape speed, and have a higher risk of influenza complications too. They are much more likely to be hospitalized or die from influenza nonpregnant women. There are also studies showing the poor performance of children later in life, whose mothers had influenza during pregnancy. But you do not see this information in the fight against websites vaccines. Shame on those who try to scare you after receiving your vaccine! Be confidence or your physician for medical opinion? The vaccine against seasonal influenza has been recommended for pregnant women per year, and may occur at any quarter. Must be inactivated vaccine (vaccine), not the live vaccine. Several manufacturers (in dollars) to produce a thimerosal-free product that comes in a syringe syringe.

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