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lismik
LIF Infant
Member since 9/10 311 total posts
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flu/whooping cough
Did you get the whooping cough and flu vaccine?
I have been researching the whooping cough and i am leaning towards getting it but i am scared of having a reaction to the flu vaccine. I am due in November so it will be winter when the baby arrives.
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Posted 9/17/12 6:12 PM |
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missfabulous
#mommyneedswine
Member since 6/09 10031 total posts
Name: Colleen
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flu/whooping cough
I got whooping cough (as did DH and close family members who will be in contact with the baby) and plan on getting the flu as well. Both were recommended by my doctor.
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Posted 9/17/12 6:55 PM |
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jessw
LIF Adolescent
Member since 2/11 512 total posts
Name: Jess
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flu/whooping cough
I got the whooping cough booster in the hospital right before I was discharged after DS was born and I just made an appt. for DH to get it on Wednesday. The hospital suggested anyone that is going to be in close contact with the baby should go and get the booster
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Posted 9/17/12 7:51 PM |
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nancy6485
So in love
Member since 10/05 3363 total posts
Name: Nancy
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Re: flu/whooping cough
i got dTaP at 17 weeks pg, due to an injury. I also recieved the flu vaccine at my last OB appointment (27 weeks)
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Posted 9/17/12 7:54 PM |
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OhBoyorGirl
LIF Adult
Member since 2/12 1789 total posts
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Re: flu/whooping cough
Just got the flu vaccine at my last OB appt. I'd never gotten it before, but the only 'reaction' I had was soreness at the injection site. I will get the whooping cough booster before being discharged from the hospital.
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Posted 9/17/12 8:58 PM |
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InNYC23
LIF Infant
Member since 7/09 75 total posts
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Re: flu/whooping cough
I am due in November as well and my doc just had me get the flu shot last week. Just a slightly sore arm afterwards.
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Posted 9/17/12 9:20 PM |
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jus183
LIF Adolescent
Member since 5/12 499 total posts
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Re: flu/whooping cough
Got my flu shot last week as well, already have an up to date pertussis shot...just FYI, it takes 3-4 weeks for your body to develop good antibodies to the shot so for your LO to get the immunity get it at least 3-4 weeks before they're due.
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Posted 9/18/12 1:16 AM |
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