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Vaccination against flu and whooping cough during pregnancy may not harm the baby

Vaccination against flu and whooping cough during pregnancy may not harm the baby

Release time:
2018/03/30
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  According to the US "Scientist News" reported on February 21st, the researchers published a research report on more than 400,000 babies in the monthly journal of Pediatrics. The report pointed out that it is safe for women to get flu and whooping cough vaccines during pregnancy. of. Compared with babies born to unvaccinated mothers during pregnancy, babies born to vaccinated mothers did not exceed the latter in the first 6 months after birth.

 
According to reports, Annette Regan, a public health researcher at Curtin University in Australia, told Reuters by email: "Researchers have found no evidence that vaccination during pregnancy will cause babies in the first 6 months after birth The fact of serious injury is reassuring. Since other studies have looked at infant hospitalization, this is the first study to assess the impact of infant mortality. "
 
Reports that public health officials advise pregnant women to get flu vaccines and so-called Tdap (tetanus toxoid, diphtheria toxoid and non-cellular pertussis) vaccines. In this study, researchers examined the medical records of 413,000 babies collected from many medical systems. Although more than 25,000 babies were taken to the hospital before 6 months of age and 157 babies died, the researchers found that these events did not have any positive connection with the mother's vaccination.
 
Researchers wrote in the report: "There is more and more evidence that vaccination during pregnancy is not harmful to infants for a long time, and our research helps make these evidence more convincing."
 
According to reports, the researchers did find a link between the Tdap vaccine and hospitalization, that is, if their mothers were not vaccinated with Tdap vaccine during pregnancy, the baby was at greater risk of developing respiratory problems. The researchers pointed out that only 3% of infants were hospitalized with pertussis. They stated in the report: "This may indicate that children with whooping cough are not properly diagnosed and tested, and other factors (such as the effects of health adherence and other differences between those who choose to be vaccinated and those who are not vaccinated) may also contribute to this Find.