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kasra

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Preliminary Requirements of Getting Pregnant
Posted: 12-19-03 08:30am

I am a woman and 25 years old.I would like to have a baby.
Do I need a special vaccine particularly mmr before getting pregnant ?
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missbuttons

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Joined: 06 Aug 2003
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Location: USA

Posted: 12-19-03 12:38pm

You should go to your doctor and get a complete physical, along with bloodwork, and a pap/pelvic. When making the appointment, tell them that you would like this done as you are trying to have a baby, and you want to make sure everything is fine before you actively try.

As for the vaccine, that is something you need to check with your doctor about.

Good luck to you!
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sparklypixie12

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Posted: 12-19-03 19:28pm

Start taking folic acid 2 cos apparently its essential 4 pregnant ladies.Gud luck!
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Farah

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Joined: 03 Oct 2003
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Posted: 12-20-03 00:45am

If you have not had your mmr, it is highly recommended that you get it and wait three months before conceiving. If you are not immune and contract this while pregnant, it can cause deafness and a number of other problems with your unborn child. There are no cases on file of problems with unborn children whose mothers conceived before the three month waiting period after receiving the mmr vaccine, but the research says that theoretically, it could cause problems. Hope that helps.
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