Patient's question:
Doctor, helloMy friend received the flu vaccine without knowing she was pregnant. Her last menstrual period was from October 7th to October 11th, and she received the flu vaccine on October 27th. She really wants this child because she is already 33 years old. She has lost a child before due to an injury and had an abortion once. After that, she also suffered from some gynecological diseases like pelvic inflammatory disease and cervical erosion. It took a lot of effort to treat the diseases before she could get pregnant again. Now she has also received the flu vaccine, and she doesn’t know what to do.
Doctor's answer:
Hello: This vaccine is a short-term vaccine, and its disease protection period can only last for about 1 year. It can only prevent several types of influenza viruses and is suitable for children, the elderly, or people with relatively weaker immunity. It has little significance for disease prevention and resistance during pregnancy. Therefore, experts recommend that individuals can choose based on their own physical conditions.Injection Time: You should wait at least 3 months after receiving the influenza vaccine before becoming pregnant.
Effect: Immune duration of about 1 year
It is recommended not to have this child.