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    This document provides guidance on immunization for pregnant women. It lists common vaccines, indicating whether they should be given before, during, or after pregnancy. Most inactivated vaccines are considered safe during pregnancy for women at high risk of disease. Live vaccines like MMR and varicella are not recommended during pregnancy. The document directs readers to the CDC website or phone line for more detailed information on individual vaccines.

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    This document provides guidance on immunization for pregnant women. It lists common vaccines, indicating whether they should be given before, during, or after pregnancy. Most inactivated vaccines are considered safe during pregnancy for women at high risk of disease. Live vaccines like MMR and varicella are not recommended during pregnancy. The document directs readers to the CDC website or phone line for more detailed information on individual vaccines.

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    Immunization Pregnancy Chart

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    This document provides guidance on immunization for pregnant women. It lists common vaccines, indicating whether they should be given before, during, or after pregnancy. Most inactivated vaccines are considered safe during pregnancy for women at high risk of disease. Live vaccines like MMR and varicella are not recommended during pregnancy. The document directs readers to the CDC website or phone line for more detailed information on individual vaccines.

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    IMMUNIZATION

    &Pregnancy
    Vaccines help keep a pregnant woman and her growing family healthy.

    Vaccine Before During After Type of


    Vaccine
    Route
    pregnancy pregnancy pregnancy
    If at high risk If at high risk If at high risk
    Hepatitis A Inactivated IM
    for disease for disease for disease
    Hepatitis B Yes, if at risk Yes, if at risk Yes, if at risk Inactivated IM
    Human
    Yes, if 9 through 26 Yes, if 9 through 26
    Papillomavirus No, under study Inactivated IM
    years of age years of age
    (HPV)
    Influenza-TIV, IM Yes Yes Yes Inactivated IM
    Yes, if less than 50 years Yes, if less than 50 years Live Nasal
    Influenza LAIV No
    of age and healthy of age and healthy spray

    Yes, avoid conception Yes, avoid conception


    MMR No Live SC
    for 4 weeks for 4 weeks

    Meningococcal: If indicated If indicated If indicated


    •polysaccharide Inactivated SC
    •conjugate Inactivated IM
    Pneumococcal IM or
    If indicated If indicated If indicated Inactivated
    Polysaccharide SC
    Tetanus/Diphtheria
    Yes, Tdap preferred If indicated Yes, Tdap preferred Toxoid IM
    Td
    Tdap, one dose If high risk of
    Yes, preferred Yes, preferred Toxoid IM
    only pertussis

    Yes, avoid conception Yes, avoid conception


    Varicella No Live SC
    for 4 weeks for 4 weeks

    For information on all vaccines, including travel vaccines, use this table with
    www.cdc.gov/vaccines
    Get an answer to your specific question by e-mailing [email protected] or
    calling 800-CDC-INFO (232-4636) • 24/7 • English or Spanish

    CS118442 Revised 4.14.08

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