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no longer immune to Rubella

WkoutMomtoBeWkoutMomtoBe member
in April 2017 Moms
I got a call that I'm no immune against Rubella. I got the MMR when I was 10 and/or 14 so no surprise. Has this happened to anyone? I'm not too worried because it's not a common disease. If this did happen to you, did you just get the vaccination after you had the baby or did you just forgo it since the disease doesn't really exist anymore (I wasn't told anything)?
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Re: no longer immune to Rubella

  • punkita51punkita51 member
    They said mine was wearing away too. I have a 12 wk checking next week and am going to ask my dr. If you're stressed, I would just call the Drs office.
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  • scorpiomerscorpiomer member
    It's recommended to get it after delivery.  I had to have it after my first!
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  • WkoutMomtoBeWkoutMomtoBe member
    nope, not stressed, just curious on others experiences
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  • herewegrowherewegrow member
    I wasn't immune with either of my girls. The first hospital I delivered at forgot to give it to me after birth, but I made sure to get it last time. I wouldn't worry about it though, it's incredibly rare. 
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  • LittleChick2LittleChick2 member
    Apparently 2-5% of people immunized for rubella do not become immune after just 1 dose. It may not be that you're no longer immune but rather that you are just non-immune or immunity levels were low to begin with. It's unsafe to receive the vaccine during pregnancy, which is probably why your doctor didn't say much about it. After you give birth you'll likely get 1-2 MMR vaccines, they don't have a singular vaccine for rubella anymore.
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  • BeachMommy2BBeachMommy2B member
    i had the same thing happen. I read that a baby or adult that get the MMR there's a possibility they could shed the virus. So DD and I got the vaccine on the same day to be safe. As an adult you probably won't need to take 2 doses so I just got the one dose when she got the first vaccines. 
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  • M&MaxM&Max member
    I was told that I no longer had immunity as well - my Dr just said I'll get a booster shot before I leave the hospital after delivering. 
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  • Knottie34471835Knottie34471835 member
    I had the same thing happen to me. My OB said she wasn't concerned and that I could also get a booster after the baby is born.
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  • ConstanceGoodspeedConstanceGoodspeed member
    I was no longer immune with my second pregnancy and got the shot from my general practitioner a few months after delivery, when I remembered to go. 
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