What vaccine should be injected before pregnancy?

Introduction: Women want to prevent infectious diseases during pregnancy and need to get some vaccines to ensure their babies' health, so they need to get some specific vaccines to prevent diseases. Women can be vaccinated against hepatitis B before pregnancy. This kind of hepatitis is a common disease and the main cause of chronic hepatitis, which can be transmitted to the fetus through the placenta. Therefore, timely inoculation of hepatitis B vaccine can prevent the fetus from being infected with hepatitis B at birth and gain certain innate immunity. Rubella vaccine and measles vaccine can also be inoculated before pregnancy, mainly to prevent the risk of fetal infection caused by rubella and measles infection during pregnancy, because once infected with the virus, it may lead to fetal malformation and congenital diseases after birth. You can also get a hepatitis A vaccine. Hepatitis A virus can be transmitted through water and diet, so it can help women produce antibodies to gain immunity.

What vaccines can be vaccinated during pregnancy? Pregnant women can be vaccinated with influenza vaccine during pregnancy, mainly to prevent some influenza viruses from appearing in autumn and winter, because influenza vaccine is an inactivated vaccine and is very safe. You can also be vaccinated with DTP vaccine, mainly to prevent tetanus and whooping cough, which can help pregnant women protect their fetuses during pregnancy. You can also get rabies vaccine, typhoid vaccine and pneumococcal vaccine, all during pregnancy.

Precautions for women's vaccination during pregnancy Generally speaking, whether they can be vaccinated during pregnancy is mainly related to the nature of the vaccine contained in this needle. There are two kinds of vaccines, one is inactivated vaccine and the other is attenuated live vaccine. If pregnant women are pregnant, they can't be vaccinated with live attenuated vaccine, so it is difficult to guarantee the safety of the fetus. Therefore, inactivated vaccines can be vaccinated during pregnancy, but we should also pay attention to what vaccines are vaccinated during pregnancy. If you can't get vaccinated during pregnancy, you need to get vaccinated before you get pregnant.

Finally, it is not clear whether vaccination during pregnancy will cause harm to fetal health, but we should pay attention to avoid harm in advance.