vaccination during medical

[admortemfidelis 0]

Hi, quick question. My fiance and i would like to get pregnant right away. But as i was reading the requirements and guidelines of the vaccination, it says there that vaccines includes live vaccines which may cause birth defects/deformities when given to pregnant women or to child-bearing women who may become pregnant within four weeks from receipt of the said vaccines. So i am just wondering since the list of vaccines required is already given, can i just have those that i haven't had yet in advance? So by the time the visa gets approved, i wont have to wait to get pregnant?

[Fight for Love 98]

dear u should ask this kind of question to your doctor to get an accurate answer. obviously most people here aren't medical professional

and to answer your question if you could take those shot in advance i doubt it. because u need to take those when u got here in the US..

goodluck

Edited January 20, 2013 by Fight for Love

[Fight for Love 98]

Edited January 20, 2013 by Fight for Love

[admortemfidelis 0]

dear u should ask this kind of question to your doctor to get an accurate answer. obviously most people here aren't medical professional

and to answer your question if you could take those shot in advance i doubt it. because u need to take those when u got here in the US..

goodluck

Oh ok. Thanks. yeah I was really planning to see a doctor about this one. Coz the shots are required during the medical exam before the interview. I just wasnt sure if I can have it done before that and just have a medical certificate or something that would say that I already had those shots.

[redvelvet 12]

There will be a possibility that the doctors at St. Lukes Clinic will not honor the vaccination records that your fiancee will bring and that they will give her more vaccine shots still even though she just got them.

And please note that all the vaccine shots required at the medical exam are already included in the medical fee.

[Tahoma 2,298]

Here's your schedule:

Week 1: Complete your medical at St. Lukes (including all of the necessary vaccines).

Week 3: Complete your Embassy interview.

Week 4: Receive your visa.

Week 5: Fly to the U.S. and get pregnant.

Problem solved!

[apple21 953]

Delay the pregnancy thing until she's in the US. Everything will be simpler by then.

[admortemfidelis 0]

Thank you guys for all your help. very much appreciated.

[mik2012 17]

Well, it might be a waste of time. My little one (4 yr old) who just had her medical and brought her shot records with her had to get all the shots again. Why spend money on the shots when they are already included in the cost of the medical.