In addition to ensuring nutrition, disease prevention is an important step to help pregnant women have a healthy pregnancy. Tetanus vaccination is one of the necessary injections during pregnancy. So what is the tetanus vaccination schedule for pregnant women who are pregnant for the first time, the second time or more?

Hepatitis B and hepatitis C are two very common diseases, but are difficult to detect through symptoms and are mainly based on the results of paraclinical tests. Pregnant women with hepatitis, if not treated promptly, are at risk of transmitting it to the fetus and causing unfortunate consequences.

Vaccination for mothers plays an important role in protecting the health of pregnant women and fetuses. Vaccine quality and storage equipment are always focused on at Vinmec Times City Hospital, in order to best serve the vaccination needs of pregnant women.

Women before pregnancy should be given priority to get vaccinated against influenza to protect the health of both mother and child. However, in reality in Vietnam, pregnant women still do not pay attention to getting vaccinated against influenza during pregnancy.

During pregnancy, in addition to maintaining a scientific lifestyle and having a suitable diet, vaccinations for both pregnant women and fetuses are very important, especially tetanus vaccination.

Tetanus is one of the acute infectious diseases that are dangerous to humans, especially to pregnant women and newborns. Tetanus vaccination for pregnant women helps create immunity to the disease, preventing the dangerous effects of tetanus on the mother and fetus.

Although a pregnancy test or ultrasound is needed to know for sure whether you are pregnant or not, there are signs or symptoms that suggest it. Missing a period is just one of the very early signs of pregnancy.

The tests commonly used to diagnose Rubella are IgG or IgM serum tests. These tests are intended to check whether the patient has Rubella antibodies in order to advise on appropriate vaccination.