When is the best time to get vaccinated against influenza A during pregnancy?

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　　Because the immune system of pregnant women is lower than that of normal people, experts from the First Affiliated Hospital of Chongqing Medical University recommended yesterday that those who plan to become pregnant should female most vaccinate Influenza A vaccine I got pregnant again after 3 months.
　　
　　According to reports, among the three deaths reported in Guangdong, one was a pregnant woman. Qi Hongbo, deputy director of the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology of the First Affiliated Hospital of Chongqing Medical University, recommends that women who plan to become pregnant should postpone their pregnancy plans during periods of high influenza incidence. Pregnant women should seek medical attention immediately if they have flu-like symptoms.
　　
　　Global statistics show that during influenza outbreaks, 30% to 50% of pregnant women who contract influenza will die from pneumonia. If you intend to give birth to the next generation during this period, it is recommended that you get the influenza A vaccine first and wait 3 months before getting pregnant.
　　
　　Experts also recommend that pregnant women avoid going to shopping malls, movie theaters, Hospital and other places to avoid contact with influenza patients. After returning home from outside, you should immediately wash your face, hands, nasal cavity, and change your clothes. Don't rub your nose normally, as this will damage the nasal mucosa and introduce viruses from your hands into your nose. if appears fever You should seek medical advice promptly if you experience flu-like symptoms.