Can we vaccine while TTC?
- Thread starter Roxybury
- Start date
I asked gynae with regards to this, she doesn't make any negative comments, but remind me to stop trying for 1 month after took the jab (which means after 2nd jab of course). For reference only ~
Should you have family to support you, better if you can continue to try especially if you are responding well to ovulation pills (provided u mostly stay at home / lesser risk comparably) Else, do consider to stop for 2 months, take vaccine + rest before trying again for baby.
Should you have family to support you, better if you can continue to try especially if you are responding well to ovulation pills (provided u mostly stay at home / lesser risk comparably) Else, do consider to stop for 2 months, take vaccine + rest before trying again for baby.
infernolord
New Member
Anyone who are preg but still unvaxed? Seriously, the govt just gave up on controlling the situation.
We have asked several doc, and got mixed feedbacks. Most telling us it will protect the mother but not too sure what will happen to the baby as there are no data.. In fact a handful of doc told us not take (or rather hinting) and stay home.. Anyone facing the situation?
We have asked several doc, and got mixed feedbacks. Most telling us it will protect the mother but not too sure what will happen to the baby as there are no data.. In fact a handful of doc told us not take (or rather hinting) and stay home.. Anyone facing the situation?
Actually in Malaysia due to lost of control against COVID-19, lots of pregnant women got no choice but to take it after considering the pros and cons... I saw your post in "Covid-19 vaccine thoughts", initially want to link you there, but since you are there viewing, you should be understand that some pregnant women took it prior to their pregnancy test etc.
I would say, if your wife is of wfh/not required to go out from home, you can continue to see how the situation goes according to what doc's hint to you (since beginning of 2nd tri still got some time to consider whether to take or not), if the situation of SG is getting worse, then you might need to think twice, as it is very dangerous for both baby and mother.
Stay cool and enjoy your days towards parenthood.
So for those planning to conceive, got no choice but to take vaccine 1st, so that won't facing these issues when successfully conceive after that.
Hmm, I 1st time heard of taking vaccine during 1st trimester. Normally ppl is advisable to take from week 13 onwards.. Anyway, stay safe for all mum-to-be.
For those planning to conceive, take vaccine ASAP due to the increase of confirmed cases, stop for 2 months (1 month for both vaccinations, another month as advised by gynae)
Ya, so stay home, stay safe! Have a smooth pregnancy journey ya!
For me who is yet to pregnant, will be taking my 1st vaccine soon and rest for 2 months before trying again
posypeonies
Member
I'm in my first trim & yet to vaccinate. I'm still sitting on the fence in this regard & i doubt i will go ahead for the time being. Too many research uncertainties of the MRNA for pregnant women. i don't wish to take the risk for my unborn child and heard too many stories of side effects - including a relative who took first shot & is having heart inflammation side effects now.
Just hope the govt will be considerate towards people who have yet to vaccinate due to various health reasons/pregnancy & not having the passive aggressive approach for this grp of ppl to be vaccinated- Our bodies are all wired differently and it's not a cookie cutter approach for the endemic living they are striving now.
Stay Safe mum to be !
Govt is actually trying their best to keep us safe and sound, due to economic pressure, they got no choice but to consider of re-opening of border to certain countries but seriously I think work from home should remain as default, as taking public transport and having lunch / work at office actually do expose us to risks.
For those of you who is pregnant at the moment, congrats and do stay at home, remind other family members to take good care of themselves (sanitize always, take a shower right after they are home etc) so that they can help to keep you in safe conditions too.
As for those yet to be pregnant at this moment of time, do go ahead and take vaccine, stop trying for 2 months. Once become pregnant, then you won't facing dilemma of taking vaccine during pregnancy.
Stay safe, stay home and take care all!
For those of you who is pregnant at the moment, congrats and do stay at home, remind other family members to take good care of themselves (sanitize always, take a shower right after they are home etc) so that they can help to keep you in safe conditions too.
As for those yet to be pregnant at this moment of time, do go ahead and take vaccine, stop trying for 2 months. Once become pregnant, then you won't facing dilemma of taking vaccine during pregnancy.
Stay safe, stay home and take care all!
Soft congrats to you.. i think i may be ard the same timeline.. took my 2nd jab on 11th Aug & i also jus tested positive 2 weeks ago. Am feeling worried actually due to my mc & ectopic history. Gg for gynae appt this coming mon.. very very worried n anxious for my visit...for sharing... took my first jab end june, 2nd jab 21 days later... managed to conceive and got my bfp during 2nd week of aug to my surprise as i was ttc for 3 years.