CDC; vaccines and immunizations

Question 1

Before pregnancy vaccine

Answer 1

MMR Vaccine

Question 2

During pregnancy vaccine

Answer 2

Tdap vaccine (To help protect against whooping cough), 
Flu vaccine (if pregnant during flu season)

Question 3

After pregnancy vaccine

Answer 3

It’s safe to receive vaccines after giving birth, even while you are breastfeeding

Question 4

Why get a Tdap?

Answer 4

After receiving a Tdap vaccine, your body creates protective antibodies and passes some of them to your baby before birth. These antibodies provide your baby some short-term protection against whooping cough in early life. These antibodies can also protect your baby from some of the more serious complications, including hospitalization, that come along with whooping cough.

Question 5

Breastfeeding helps

Answer 5

By breastfeeding, you may pass some antibodies you have made in response to the vaccine to your baby

Question 6

What is Hepatitis?

Answer 6

Inflammation of the liver; When the liver is inflamed or damaged, its function can be affected

Question 7

What is Hepatitis A?

Answer 7

Hepatitis A is usually a short-term infection and does not become a long-term infection.

Question 8

What is Hepatitis B?

Answer 8

Can begin as a short-term infection

Question 9

What is Hepatitis C?

Answer 9

Can begin as a short-term inf3