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Re: Chicken Pox vaccine and exposure to virus while pregFrom: Anonymous (anonymous@obgyn.net)Mon, 29 Apr 2002 23:42:56 -0500 (CDT)
At Mon, 29 Apr 2002, Lyn wrote: > >I was tested for immunity to chicken pox since I never had the virus. >The results came back that I had no immunity so I was vaccinated 2yrs >ago. Prior to the vaccine, I have always avoided any situation where >there was chicken pox, and even now I try to avoid when possible. Now I >trying to become pregnant and know of an active case in a household, >that my husband would like to visit. I am uncomfortable about this >visit, because I am not sure if there are risks for me or an unborn >child. My question is Since I have been vaccinated does this mean that >I am immune to the virus and do not need to worry about exposure or >should I continue to avoid when possible? > >Thanks You can ask you doctor to perform a titer to see if you developed antibodies to the virus. If not you may need a booster in the future to see if you will convert. If you do have antibodies you would be protected.
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