Vaccines in pregnancy
Routine Vaccinations[1]
| Vaccine | General Recommendation for Use in Pregnant Women |
| Hepatitis A | Recommended if otherwise indicated. |
| Hepatitis B | Recommended in some circumstances. |
| Human Papillomavirus (HPV) | Not recommended. |
| Influenza (Inactivated) | Recommended. |
| Influenza (LAIV) | Contraindicated. |
| MMR | Contraindicated. |
| Meningococcal | May be used if otherwise indicated. |
| PCV13 | Inadequate data for specific recommendation. |
| PPSV23 | Inadequate data for specific recommendation. |
| Polio | May be used if needed. |
| Td | Should be used if otherwise indicated. |
| Tdap | Recommended. |
| Varicella | Contraindicated. |
| Zoster | Contraindicated. |
Travel and Other
| Vaccine | General Recommendation for Use in Pregnant Women |
| Anthrax | Low risk of exposure – not recommended. High risk of exposure – may be used. |
| BCG | Contraindicated. |
| Japanese Encephalitis | Inadequate data for specific recommendation. |
| Rabies | May be used if otherwise indicated. |
| Typhoid | Inadequate data for specific recommendation. |
| Smallpox | Pre-exposure – contraindicated. |
| Post-exposure – recommended. | |
| Yellow Fever | May be used if benefit outweighs risk. |
See Also
References
- Guidelines for vaccinating pregnany women. ACIP. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 2014. http://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/pubs/preg-guide.htm
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