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About TT injection during pregnancy
Hi ...I'm 5th month pregnant ...I hav not taken any TT injections yet...is that mandatory to take TT injection ...does it creates any problems in future please help me out
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Yes,it is necessary to take tt injection during pregnancy which protects you and ur baby as well. U can take now. No future problems after taking the injection
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You can take your 1 st dose of TD at this time (5th month) and 2nd can be repeated after 1 month.
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Dr. Falak Chowdhary
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11 yrs exp
Mumbai
Yes take it
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Dr. Nikitha Murthy
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Bangalore
Tt injection protects you and your baby from tetanus infection. If not taken, please take. 2 doses if it is your first pregnancy. One month apart.
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